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Pioneers Are Piling Into the SLICE Token, But Can It Last Beyond Testnet? According to the Pi Network (@PiCoreTeam) block explorer, $PI has witnessed a notable uptick within its ecosystem. However, this is on its testnet... The SLICE testnet token has surged 71% since its launch, with a market cap above 58M. This metric also shows the token's adoption among Pioneers. Strong engagement could also signal appetite for ecosystem tokens when they launch on mainnet. Still, the main question is whether it can translate to the mainnet.

Pioneers Are Being Targeted With a Sneaky Address Poisoning Trick Scammers are transferring minuscule amounts of $Pi, usually 0.000314, to thousands of @PiCoreTeam wallets. They use memos stating ridiculous conversion rates such as “1 Pi = $314,159.” Victims are usually people whose wallets are exposed through public comments, fake websites, phishing links, or scam apps. The objective is to drive the victims to phishing websites. Scammers need victims to give away their passphrase or Pi. Precautions to take: - Don’t enter your passphrase anywhere on untrusted sites or applications. - Ignore any unsolicited offers to sell Pi. - View tiny transfers with suspicious memos as signs of a scam. One wrong move is all they need.

Pioneering starts before there’s proof. Avak Kahvejian, President of Flagship Labs, reflects on taking a risk on an idea no one knew would work, and how eRNA went from a biological curiosity to a strategic collaboration between #FlagshipFounded# @SailBiomeds and @JNJNews:

PINNACLE FINANCIAL PARTNERS $PNFP Q3’26 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS 🔹 Adj. Revenue: $1.32B (Est. $1.28B) 🟢 🔹 GAAP Revenue: $1.31B 🔹 Adj. EPS: $2.69 (Est. $2.63) 🟢; +19% YoY 🔹 GAAP EPS: $2.40; +10% YoY 🔹 Net Interest Income: $986M; +148% YoY Other Q3 Metrics: 🔹 Net Income: $379M; +119% YoY 🔹 Net Interest Margin: 3.40% 🔹 Non-Interest Revenue: $326M; +122% YoY 🔹 Adj. Non-Interest Revenue: $323M 🔹 Non-Interest Expense: $749M; +147% YoY 🔹 Adj. Non-Interest Expense: $690M 🔹 Efficiency Ratio-TE: 56.6% 🔹 Adj. Tangible Efficiency Ratio: 48.9% 🔹 Provision for Credit Losses: $86M 🔹 Net Charge-Offs: $50M 🔹 Net Charge-Off Ratio: 0.23% 🔹 NPA Ratio: 0.50% 🔹 Period-End Loans: $89.8B 🔹 Period-End Deposits: $103.0B; +125% YoY 🔹 CET1 Ratio: 10.01% 🔹 Book Value/Share: $91.52 🔹 Tangible Book Value/Share: $61.86 Financials: 🔹 Total Assets: $130.69B 🔹 Net Income Available to Common: $364M 🔹 Adjusted Net Income to Common: $409M Capital Return: 🔹 Dividend: $0.50/share Key Updates: 🔹 Adj. Net Income to Common: $409M vs $364M GAAP 🔹 Merger-Related Expense: $56M 🔹 YoY significantly impacted by the merger 🔹 Added 96 Experienced Revenue Producers Comments: 🔸 “The merger changed our size, not how we perform.”

Pinnacle of mid range... $BTC Sandwiched between two LTF liquidity clusters. If we sweep the PWL, that is where I would look to long. If not and we begin pushing back towards the highs, personally, I would not be looking to short. Monthly close approaching + quarterly close. Hunts are possible.

Pioneer Labs announced sPL.001 today which is a microbe engineered to grow on Martian dirt & turn it into building material. The organism is Cupriavidus necator, a bacterium that naturally stores carbon as PHB, a bioplastic. The recipe is genuinely elegant: 40 grams of Martian regolith per liter of water supplies nitrogen & phosphorus, while the carbon comes from acetate made from atmospheric CO2 using a small electrocatalysis device. Dirt, water & air in, printable plastic out. The reason regolith is hard: it's heavily salted & contains 0.5 to 4% perchlorate, a bleach-like compound that kills most lab strains. Getting a chassis organism to grow in that at all is the achievement here. The idea isn't new, which is a point in its favor. A 2015 study estimated that C. necator producing PHB on Mars could cut the shipped mass needed to 3D-print a six-person habitat by 85%. Pioneer Labs is trying to actually build the organism. Now the caveats. This is a company announcement with no paper and no peer review yet. The claim that one rocket's equipment yields a small city's worth of material in four years is a model, not a demonstration. Despite the terraforming language, the microbe lives in sealed heated bioreactors - their own roadmap describes indoor biomanufacturing as a stepping stone toward an outdoor organism, which is a much harder problem. Still, the framing is right. You cannot ship a city. You can ship a bacterium and let it eat the planet.