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Following September’s expansion to twelve mining assets, Verum Exchange has released a larger update that brings the in-app mining lineup to 25 coins. The move builds on the earlier rollout of Verum Coin, Bitcoin, and ten branded assets, and now opens mining to a wider set of well-known cryptocurrencies alongside the existing roster.

In the previous update, users could mine Verum Coin (VERUM), Bitcoin (BTC), and ten additional coins: VETRA, ZYBER, LUMEO, NEXO, TORIN, VELTO, BRIZO, TARIO, FLUXA, and DEYNO.

The new release keeps that foundation and adds more assets, including several of the most widely traded cryptocurrencies and DeFi tokens:
– Ethereum ecosystem & majors: ETH, UNI, AAVE
– Exchange & payments: BNB, XRP, LTC, BCH
– Popular networks & memes: SOL, DOGE, AVAX, LINK, NEAR
– Ecosystem asset: KARUM
Together with the original twelve, that brings the total to 25 mining coins available in a single mobile interface.

The mining flow has not been reinvented. Users still open the mining section in the Verum Exchange app, tap to start a session, and receive rewards according to the app’s mining conditions — typically on a 24-hour cycle — before starting again. No complex hardware setup or external wallet configuration is required to begin.

What has changed is choice: instead of a short list of primarily branded coins, users can now run sessions across both Verum’s own ecosystem assets and a broader market basket in one place.

Why this matters for users
For many mobile users, mining in Verum Exchange is less about industrial hashpower and more about accessible, recurring participation in crypto — paired with the app’s other tools for rates, conversion, and portfolio-style balances.

Expanding to 25 coins allows users to:
– Diversify mining across majors (BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL) and niche or ecosystem tokens
– Keep balances for multiple assets inside one app
– Swap and withdraw using the same interface they already use for rates and conversion
The update also aligns the mining screen more closely with assets familiar from the wider Verum / BitCoinPay Trade ecosystem, so what users see in the app better reflects coins they already recognize from trading and market lists.

Product polish around the launch
Alongside the new coins, the mining screen layout was refined: VERUM remains the lead asset and is shown prominently at the top, with the remaining coins arranged in a clear two-column grid. Push notifications for completed mining sessions were also improved so that when several timers finish in the same window, users receive a single summary notification instead of a flood of separate alerts — useful now that many more coins can run at once.

Verum Exchange continues to position itself as a single mobile hub for everyday currency tools and digital assets — rates, conversion, and now a substantially larger built-in mining offering with 25 coins available to activate from one screen.

Web: https://exchange.verum.im/
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6476504490
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.verumexchange.app

Verum Exchange has expanded its built-in mining capabilities, allowing users to mine 12 coins simultaneously. In addition to Verum Coin and Bitcoin, the list now includes ten more assets: VETRA, ZYBER, LUMEO, NEXO, TORIN, VELTO, BRIZO, TARIO, FLUXA, and DEYNO.

The mining process itself remains as simple as possible. After downloading and installing the Verum Exchange app on their device, users can open the mining section and tap the “Mine” button. Coin accrual takes place every 24 hours according to the applicable mining conditions. The process can then be repeated by activating mining again in the app.

The developers emphasize simplicity: launching the mining process does not require complicated setup. Users simply open the app and activate mining.

Verum Exchange continues to develop the app as a universal tool for working with currencies and digital assets, combining currency conversion, rate tracking, and mining features within a single interface.

Verum Exchange is available for download on iOS and Android.

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Verum Exchange is expanding its online mining capabilities, allowing users to earn a $10 bonus while continuing to mine cryptocurrency directly from their smartphones. The feature is available not only in the currency converter app but also within Verum Messenger.

Online mining has long been part of the Verum ecosystem. Now, the company has added a new incentive to the existing feature — a bonus for participating in online mining.

The concept of online mining is changing the traditional perception of cryptocurrency mining. Users do not need to set up specialized mining equipment at home or deal with complex technical configurations. The feature can be accessed directly through the Verum digital ecosystem.

Verum Exchange: https://exchange.verum.im 
Verum Messenger: https://ios.verum.im

Verum Messenger has released the fourth episode of its AI mini-series SHADOWS, created using Verum AI. The new episode, titled “No Borders,” continues the story of a team trying to stay out of the OMEGA corporation’s sight.

Following the events of the previous episodes, the team moves between cities and countries while OMEGA continues its search. The new episode puts particular emphasis on Verum Messenger’s capabilities that allow users to conceal their location.

“No Borders” is another chapter in a story about privacy, freedom of communication, and technologies that erase borders between people.

The VERUM AI mini-series consists of seven episodes, released gradually across Verum Messenger’s social media channels.

Episode 4 is now available. Stay tuned for the next chapter.

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Verum Messenger has released a new update for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, adding another feature to its growing ecosystem — Verum Chess. Users can now play chess directly inside the messenger without switching between different applications.

The new feature allows users to start a game in just a few taps while reinforcing Verum’s vision of a unified digital environment where communication and everyday services come together in a single platform.

Verum Messenger continues to evolve into a multifunctional ecosystem that combines secure chats and calls, AI tools, a built-in VPN, anonymous email, eSIM, financial services, cryptocurrency features, and offline communication. With the introduction of Verum Chess, the platform now also offers a new way for users to interact and spend time together without leaving the app.

The update is now available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac on the App Store.

Verum Messenger has released the third episode of its AI mini-series, SHADOWS, created using Verum AI.

The new episode, titled “Ghost Money,” continues the story of the conflict between a team of heroes and the Omega corporation, which seeks to take control of digital communications. This time, the focus shifts to anonymous payments and financial freedom, revealing how privacy can extend beyond messaging.

Like the previous episodes, the new release not only advances the storyline but also showcases the capabilities of the Verum ecosystem, highlighting technologies designed for secure communication and digital privacy.

The mini-series consists of seven episodes, released gradually across Verum Messenger’s social media channels.

Episode 3 is now available. Stay tuned for the next chapter.

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Verum has officially released Verum Finance for macOS, bringing its financial platform to the Mac and expanding access to the Verum ecosystem across Apple’s devices. The launch allows users to manage their finances from desktop while enjoying the same secure and seamless experience available on iPhone and iPad.

The new Mac version includes the full range of Verum Finance features, including balance management, instant transfers to other Verum users, debit card management, Apple Pay support, asset exchange, and transaction history — all optimized for the macOS experience.

Verum Finance can be used as a standalone application or alongside Verum Messenger. Users who sign in with their Verum Messenger account automatically synchronize their balances, settings, and account data across devices, ensuring a consistent experience throughout the Verum ecosystem.

The macOS release further strengthens Verum’s vision of creating an integrated digital platform where communication and financial services work together. Verum Messenger, which is also available for Mac, complements the ecosystem with encrypted messaging, voice and video calls, VPN, eSIM, anonymous email, AI-powered tools, offline communication capabilities, and cryptocurrency features.

With both Verum Messenger and Verum Finance now available across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, users can access secure communication and financial services wherever they work.

Verum Finance for Mac is available now through the Mac App Store.

Verum Finance for macOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/verum-finance/id6774245148
Verum Finance: https://finance.verum.im
Verum Messenger: https://verum.im

Earlier today, Sony announced it will stop making physical game discs for new PlayStation titles starting in January 2028. It looks like Microsoft is heading in the same direction, but with a consumer‑friendly approach: Xbox owners may not have to leave their disc collections behind.

According to The Verge‘s Tom Warren, Microsoft has been quietly working on a disc‑to‑digital feature for Xbox. It’s called Disc2Digital internally, and lets players convert their physical games into permanent digital licenses.

How does it actually work?

Xbox employees recently began testing the feature. It first surfaced in May when references to “enable Disc2Digital” appeared in the Xbox PC app code.

The process is straightforward. Insert a compatible disc into your Xbox console, install the game, and the system grants you a digital entitlement for that particular title.

It’s similar to buying the game from the digital store. If it’s available on Xbox Cloud Gaming and you have Game Pass, you can stream it. If it’s an Xbox Play Anywhere title, you’ll get access on PC and handhelds.

The feature should also work for disc bundles and multi‑disc titles, including all downloadable content.

What are the limitations?

Per the report, the Disc2Digital feature works only with Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S discs. Xbox 360 and original Xbox discs are not supported. Some older Xbox One discs may not work either.

“It all depends on how and when the disc was manufactured, and it may not have the features we need for this program,” Microsoft warned its internal testers. Importantly, the physical disc still works normally after being digitized. However, if you lend or sell a disc, the digital entitlement transfers with it.

The broader context here is Project Helix, Microsoft’s next‑generation Xbox, whose disc drive status remains undecided. If Helix ships without one, this feature could be essential for anyone wanting to carry their physical library into the next generation.

In contrast, Microsoft’s approach facilitates the shift away from physical discs by preserving ownership, while Sony’s move simply ends physical releases, leaving owners and collectors with no clear migration path, at least not for now.

SwitchBot has launched the Outdoor Pan/Tilt Cam 3K in North America and the UK, adding a new outdoor security camera for monitoring yards, driveways, entrances, garages, and small shops.

The camera is designed to cover a wider area than a fixed security camera. It can rotate horizontally and vertically, follow moving subjects, record in 3K resolution, and use AI to summarize what happened in a clip, such as a delivery arriving, an animal entering the yard, or someone approaching the house.

It is available now through SwitchBot’s website and Amazon stores. Pricing starts at $79.99 in the U.S., CAD 89.99 in Canada, and £89.99 in the U.K. Some advanced AI features require the AI Guard Premium plan, which starts at $4.99 per month in the U.S. and £3.99 per month in the U.K.

A wider view with smarter alerts

The Outdoor Pan/Tilt Cam 3K has 360-degree horizontal rotation, 90-degree vertical rotation, and a 110-degree wide-angle lens. That gives it broader coverage for outdoor spaces where a fixed camera may leave blind spots. Motion tracking lets the camera follow moving subjects and record their path. Users can also set detection zones for specific areas, such as a front gate, driveway, backyard, or garage, while reducing alerts from roads or passing traffic.

One of its most interesting features is AI-powered event understanding. Instead of simply sending a generic motion alert, the camera can describe what happened in plain language, such as a delivery arriving, an animal entering the yard, or someone approaching the house. It can also recognize people, vehicles, animals, and objects, while natural-language search lets users look for specific moments in recorded footage without manually scrolling through hours of video.

What are the core camera features?

The camera uses a 5MP sensor and an F1.6 aperture, and it supports both infrared night vision and full-color low-light viewing through infrared and white LEDs. SwitchBot has included Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet support, microSD storage up to 512GB, cloud storage, two-way audio, and RTSP support for Home Assistant, NVR, and NAS setups. The camera is rated IP66 for dust and water resistance and can operate in temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius.

It can also work with other SwitchBot devices, such as lights, locks, sensors, video doorbells, and indoor cameras, which may make it more useful for users already invested in the company’s smart home ecosystem.

Samsung is working on a new Galaxy Ring, and the most important upgrade may come from what happens after the ring collects health signals in the background.

Hon Pak, who leads Samsung’s digital health team, told Forbes that a next generation ring is in development. Samsung hasn’t announced the name, launch timing, price, regions, or specs, so Galaxy Ring 2 remains a useful shorthand rather than a confirmed product name.

The clearest direction is continuous monitoring. Samsung wants wearables that learn a person’s normal patterns over time, then flag changes early enough to push someone toward a checkup or a better daily habit.

How could the ring spot trouble

Samsung is already building health features around personal baselines. One upcoming Samsung Health tool uses seven nights of sleep data to establish a user’s norm, drawing from signals such as heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen, and other overnight readings. After that, it can watch for changes large enough to deserve attention.

A smart ring fits that job neatly. It’s easier to keep on overnight than a watch for many people, and sleep is where Samsung is already looking for quieter health signals.

Samsung also plans a Heart Health Score that connects sleep, nutrition, activity, and stress with cardiovascular risk. The company hasn’t said which features the next ring will support on its own, so the safer read is that Galaxy Ring 2 will feed a wider Samsung Health system.

Why would AI carry the load

Pak framed the smart ring market as a software race, because today’s competing rings are working with broadly similar sensors. That puts pressure on Samsung Health to turn raw readings into guidance people trust.

Samsung can pull context from several places. A ring can capture passive signals, a Galaxy Watch can add richer measurements, and SmartThings can bring in habits around sleep, food, and routines at home.

The hard part is restraint. Health nudges can’t feel like another notification feed, or users will tune them out before the system earns confidence.

What happens after the hardware tease

Samsung’s next step appears to be AI coaching that adapts to the person using it. Pak described a future system that learns timing, tone, and motivation style, then nudges people toward better sleep or activity habits.

Compatibility is still open. Today’s Galaxy Ring is tied to Samsung’s Android world, but Pak hinted that upcoming news may address where the product line goes next.

For now, Galaxy Ring 2 is worth watching for one test above all, whether Samsung can turn passive health data into advice you’ll act on before the signals become easy to ignore.