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Today marks a milestone in Plume’s journey with the establishment of the Plume Foundation - an independent organization dedicated to the mission of bringing the real world onchain.
The Plume Foundation will manage the development and governance of the Plume RWA Chain and ecosystem - purpose-built to bring a trillion-dollar real-world asset market onchain, enabling Real World Asset Finance (RWAfi) for everyone.
The growing ecosystem of contributors unites builders, community members, asset issuers, private credit funds, custodians, and neobanks to create a full-stack solution for institutional-grade products accessible to anyone onchain.
The Foundation's immediate priority is establishing a robust governance model that empowers the community with true ownership and shared responsibility in advancing the Plume mission.
This is just the beginning.
🚨VEJA: Homem deixa pote com água para doguinho beber e se surpreende ao retornar até o local e se deparar com o cãozinho sentado dentro do recipiente por conta das altas temperaturas que atingem o Rio de Janeiro.
On August 16, 1993, 37-year-old Doug Conely parked a white plastic lawn chair in the middle of a residential intersection in Columbus, Ohio, and aimed a .38-caliber revolver at his head.
Upon the arrival of law enforcement, Mike Plumb, a Vietnam War veteran and renowned Columbus SWAT sniper, strategically positioned himself for what would later be recorded as one of the most remarkable showcases of marksmanship.
With a Steyr SSG PII in hand from a distance of 82 yards, Plumb took precise aim. Following the command's approval, he skillfully sent a round straight through the cylinder of Conley's .38 Special. As authorities subdued a stunned and now-disarmed Conley, the suicidal man acknowledged, "That was a great shot."
Admiral Jeremiah Denton Jr. conveyed the word "TORTURE" through Morse Code by blinking his eyes while being held captive in Vietnam.
His captors recorded this moment for propaganda and broadcast it globally, but Naval Intelligence successfully deciphered his unique blinking message.
Female Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy has a negligent discharge into suspect vehicle. Three teens had stole some keys and went on a joy ride. Their family is now suing the city and if I had to guess they gon get paaaaaaid.