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OISY wallet users can now access the Liquidium lending and borrowing market directly from inside the wallet.
Users can provide supported collateral through the same interface, borrow stablecoins, receive borrowed funds at their OISY address, and monitor their positions.
During the initial phase of launch, OISY does not yet offer ICP lending and borrowing functionality, but plans to roll it out soon. Users should check Liquidium’s live market to confirm which asset types are currently available.
How to use Liquidium to get a loan in your OISY wallet
The OISY wallet now offers users a way to access the Liquidium lending and borrowing market directly from within the wallet.

Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready for some tech news that’s “serious” yet also a bit “not so serious”? Today’s main character is—zCloak. Don’t be fooled by the name; it isn’t some spy gadget. Instead, it’s a hard-hitting player dedicated to helping you don an “Iron Privacy Shirt” in the AI era.
If the AI era makes you both excited and a little uneasy—like your little secrets are suddenly on display in front of AI as if you were standing there without clothes—then zCloak is here to give you a “one-click outfit.” Recently, zCloak made a big splash: it has upgraded everything from the inside out. You could say it has evolved from a “privacy-protection hero” into an “AI-economy trust gatekeeper.”

More than two years ago, ORIGYN completed one of the most important technical upgrades in this protocol’s history: transitioning to a new ledger and governance system based on SNS on the Internet Computer.
Since the migration service went live on June 5, 2024, the vast majority of community members have successfully migrated. OGY has transferred the tokens to the new ledger in a 1:1 ratio.
However, we have noticed that some token holders have not completed this process. As we prepare to fully retire the old infrastructure, we would like to provide detailed guidance on the final stage of the migration and its impact on users who still hold the old OGY tokens.

Hey, Web3 folks, AI trendsetters, and everyone who wants to do something big!
Your longtime familiar friend is here! Yes, it’s me—the IC Chinese Community that shows up every autumn on time, bringing you first-hand perks!
By counting on my fingers, this is already our third year clinging to the “big leg” of the Wanxiang Blockchain Lab—becoming the official community partner of the 2026 Shanghai Blockchain International Week · the 12th Global Blockchain Summit! 😎
A three-year promise, deep feelings, and down the hatch! To celebrate this “locked-in” bond, of course we’re bringing out our best hidden treasure—an exclusive 15% off ticket discount code: ICCHINA, only for those who really know their stuff!

OISY users can now borrow, supply, and repay funds directly through Liquidium from their OISY wallet;
This integration demonstrates how the Liquidium SDK brings native cross-chain lending into wallets, applications, and other ICP ecosystem products.
Liquidium is now integrated into the OISY wallet
OISY users can now access Liquidium directly from their wallet.
This means users can open OISY within the OISY interface, view lending opportunities supported by Liquidium, and use supported assets in the native cross-chain lending flow without first launching a separate application.

A couple of days ago, my Codex suddenly crashed.
Those few seconds when the screen froze—the whole brain froze with it too. I wasn’t heartbroken over that software. I was heartbroken over the workflow I fed little by little into it—Skills, project memory, the prompt words that had been tuned until they were just right—everything was on there.
Those things weren’t built in a single day. They were slowly accumulated through debugging, through moment after moment of "damn, why is it erroring again?", through "that syntax isn’t working—try another"—over and over.
Then it crashed. In that moment, I finally realized something:
These things look like they’re mine, but they’re not in my hands.

OISY 2.5 is now live, bringing three new features:
1) OISY Earn now supports Liquidium
Borrow directly through your OISY wallet—truly DeFi lending, without centralized bridging.
2) OISY Notes
Store your private notes securely and reliably, just like protecting your digital assets. Your notes are encrypted, and only you can read them (thanks to vetKeys). Share notes via links: each link can be viewed only once and then expires.
3) OISY Trade Limit Orders
Buy and sell your digital assets at prices you set. Choose your target price, and your order will be filled automatically when the market reaches it. Currently supports ICP and ckUSDT, with more trading pairs coming soon.

AI is all the rage.
ChatGPT writes code, Claude writes articles, Gemini looks things up—every kind of AI agent even keeps shouting that it wants to work for you every day.
Some people have already started to fantasize:
In the future, AI will help me make money, and I’ll just lie flat and relax.
Sounds beautiful,
But here’s the problem:
If in the future your company’s procurement agent is an AI, your lawyer is an AI, and your finance department is also an AI,
So—
How do you know the AI across the way isn’t a scammer?
Before, there was a famous line on the internet:
On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog.
In the internet era, no one knows whether you’re a dog or not.