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إطلاق sAxess هو نجاح ضخم، Sentinels، كانت استجابتكم ساحقة. sAxess يطير من على الرفوف، تم شراؤه حصريًا مع $SERSH، مما يثبت أن الأصول الحقيقية المدعومة بالعملات المشفرة ( #RWA ) هنا لتبقى. لكن هذه هي البداية فقط. Serenity تقود الموجة التالية من فائدة البلوكتشين، مقدمة بروتوكول #DeDaSP الرائد، وثورة #DePIN ، وتسريع اعتماد #RWS لإعادة تشكيل مستقبل الملكية الرقمية الآمنة والخدمات اللامركزية.

في #Serenity ، تظل مهمتنا بسيطة وثابتة: استعادة السيطرة والأمن والسيادة على هويتك الرقمية وبياناتك. هذا الأسبوع شهد خطوة قوية أخرى إلى الأمام - مع قيادة جديدة، وتوسع في الاعتماد، وإجابات حقيقية على تهديدات حقيقية.
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1️⃣ انضمام قيادة جديدة إلى الفريق الأساسي لسيرينيتي
نحن متحمسون للترحيب بثلاثة عقول قوية جديدة في فريق القيادة في سيرينيتي بينما نتوسع عالميًا:
– أميت كوهلي، رئيس #RWA وعمليات دبي

انتهى سبات الشتاء، وشهد هذا الأسبوع ازدهارًا بالتحديثات التي غيّرت قواعد اللعبة. دعونا نتوقف لحظة لنتأمل أهم الإنجازات التي حققناها:
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حرق الرموز - تعزيز النظام البيئي! 🔥
نفذت شركة Serenity بنجاح عملية حرق رمزية استراتيجية بعد شراء عقد تخزين Gulfdox.
🔹 تم حرق 25% من 447,838.7067894377 $SERSH 🔥
🔹 ٢٥٪ مخصصة لنموذج تقاسم الإيرادات لدينا 💸
كل عملية حرق تُقلل من العرض، وكل حصة من الإيرادات تُعزز مجتمعنا. تبني سيرينيتي أعمالها مع وضع الثقة والشفافية والرؤية بعيدة المدى في الاعتبار، مما يُسهم في إرساء أساس متين لسيادة البيانات اللامركزية. 🌍🔐

Following the insightful ION Power Space discussion where our CEO, Venket Naga, shared his thoughts on the evolving landscape of Real-World Asset tokenization, we’re back with a recap of another thrilling session. Today, we present a summary of key insights from the recent Roundtable Discussion with Mario Nawfal, where Serenity’s vision and innovations took center stage.

While we highly recommend listening to the full Space,
we’ve also compiled the most important topics and highlights in this Q&A format for you. Don’t miss out on the discussion that’s shaping the future of decentralization!

Q: Why does #Serenity exist, really? Aren’t there enough blockchain ecosystems already?
🔵 We exist because too many systems claim to be decentralized but still operate under centralized assumptions. There’s either a trusted sequencer, centralized identity management, or permissioned governance hidden under the hood. Serenity is different, we're building something where ownership is real, not just performative. I’m not interested in repeating the same mistakes with a new logo.

Q: What makes Serenity’s architecture truly modular? That word gets thrown around a lot.
🔵 Modularity for us means freedom of composition. You don’t have to use a pre-baked DAO setup, or one governance model, or one kind of execution layer. You can compose your stack, pick identity layers, consensus logic, even voting structures, and swap them when needed. It’s like assembling your own system with full control, not asking permission to innovate.

Q: Can you explain what #DeDaSP means in practice? What do users really get from it?
🔵 DeDaSP stands for Decentralized Data Survivability Protocol. It’s the foundation of Serenity. It’s not branding, it’s the framework for how people control their digital assets, identity, and access. Users don’t rent sovereignty from us or any authority. They own their stack, their governance path, and their survivability across environments. It’s built so your digital self doesn’t rely on anyone to persist.

Q: There’s a lot of noise around decentralization. What makes Serenity’s approach legitimate?
🔵 We don’t centralize and call it efficient, we don’t outsource coordination and pretend it’s scalable. We build systems that don’t need to trust us, or anyone else. Our infrastructure is auditable, forkable, and composable. Real decentralization means you can leave and take everything with you, your logic, your DAO, your community. That’s what we’ve built for.

Q: Let’s talk security. How does Serenity protect without becoming restrictive?
🔵 We follow a zero-trust model. That means everything is verified, nothing is assumed. But instead of hardcoding one vision of security, we give tools to define your own. If your DAO needs multi-layer governance plus role-based identity, go for it. If you want minimal consensus and fluid membership, that’s fine too. We give security as a set of primitives, not as a rulebook.

Q: How does Serenity approach the question of identity without recreating centralized models?
🔵 Identity in Serenity isn’t issued by us or anchored to a single point of truth. We use verifiable credentials and decentralized identifiers (DIDs) that can be validated by multiple trusted issuers. You choose who verifies you, and you own the proofs. You can prove your membership in a DAO, your age, your access rights, all without exposing your full identity or relying on a centralized gatekeeper.

Q: Why do you put so much emphasis on offline access and survivability?
🔵 Because sovereignty that only works online is fragile. In many parts of the world, access is unreliable or controlled. sAxess and Serenity are designed so your identity, credentials, and governance keys can work offline, sync when online, and survive even if parts of the infrastructure are down. Survivability isn’t paranoia, it’s practical resilience.

Q: What about the physical security of the sAxess Card itself?
🔵 The #sAxess Card isn’t just symbolic, it’s secure by design. It’s based on secure element hardware, same class as what’s used in national IDs and biometric passports. IDEMIA is one of the world leaders in that space, and yes, we’ve worked with them. We’re not just printing pretty plastic, these cards are an extension of your sovereignty, and they hold up even under real-world adversarial conditions.

Q: And sAxess more broadly, how does that fit into all of this?
🔵 sAxess is our response to centralized access control, it's the layer that allows you to carry your credentials, roles, and verifiable proofs without needing to connect to a server to ask for permission. It’s local, offline-capable, and fully verifiable on-chain when needed. Think of it as your keyring for the decentralized world.
#DePIN
Q: What’s your take on tokenomics? How do you avoid making Serenity another speculative engine?
🔵 We’ve seen how misaligned incentives kill ecosystems. Our model isn’t built on yield traps or artificial scarcity. Tokens in Serenity exist to coordinate, not to extract. They power governance, access, and execution, and that’s it. The goal is sustainability, not hype. You earn and use tokens by participating, not by farming and dumping.

Q: Does Serenity operate in isolation, or is there a plan to integrate into the broader crypto ecosystem?
🔵 Isolation was never the plan. Serenity is designed to connect. We’re compatible with other sovereign chains, L1s, and even web2 identity systems through bridges and verifiable credentials. We believe in shared infrastructure, not enclosed gardens. Interoperability is a requirement, not a wishlist item.

Q: What role do physical assets or touchpoints play in Serenity’s vision?
🔵 The sAxess Card is the most obvious example, but we’re also working on modular hardware nodes, physical validators, and hybrid deployments for places where connectivity is limited. It’s part of our Real World Service vision, bridging the digital with the tangible. Sovereignty should be able to touch the ground.

Q: Can you explain what #RWS is and why it matters?
🔵 RWS means Real World Service. It’s about linking the power of on-chain logic with off-chain institutions and infrastructure. Serenity isn’t made to sit in a digital sandbox. RWS ensures we can work with identity validators, civilian organizations, and service providers, so decentralized systems can interact with real-world needs. It’s not abstract, it’s how we operationalize sovereignty.

Q: There was a mention of MTA collaboration, what’s the story there?
🔵 MTA plays a dual role. As a top identity validator, they help bridge web3 with traditional systems. But they're also our partner in Dubai through MTA Real Estate, supporting a new blockchain-based portal where users can browse listed properties, complete biometric KYC via sAxess, and pay with crypto. It's a real-world use case of tokenization in line with Dubai’s regulatory shift.

كشف تقرير حديث صادر عن موقع "ذا هاكر نيوز" كيف تسللت مجموعة القرصنة "ستورم 1977" إلى أنظمة التعليم السحابية مستهدفةً أضعف نقاطها، ألا وهي كلمات المرور. باستخدام أدوات مثل AzureChecker، فحصوا بيانات الاعتماد المُعاد استخدامها أو الضعيفة، وتسللوا إلى منصات داخلية، ثم اختطفوها سرًا لتعدين العملات المشفرة. لم يتطلب الهجوم استخدام القوة الغاشمة، بل أساليب تسجيل دخول قديمة وخطأ بشري متوقع.
تكمن الثغرة في أسس نماذج الوصول التقليدية. فكلمات المرور ثابتة وهشة وسهلة الاختراق. في عالم رقمي يتجه نحو #Web3 ، حيث يجب أن تكون الهوية والتحكم لامركزيين وآمنين، لم تعد هذه العيوب مقبولة.