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We understand you are eager about Heperum Token relase. Here is a quick update on where we are: the token and contracts are now nearly complete, and this weeks tests show they’re performing as expected. The remaining work focuses on the Time Log Application and a full round of end to end testing. We’re targeting a release in the next few weeks, depending on final testing results.

The BIS operates at the heart of global finance, shaping banking rules and coordinating central banks while remaining almost invisible to the public. Its influence is enormous, yet its decision‑making happens far from public or government oversight.

During the final phases of testing for our token release, our team identified some technical challenges. While this means we will not meet the originally planned release date, it also means we are protecting the long term stability, security, and value of Our Project. Current Time Log remains active, and all recorded workhours will be converted once the token is released. Thank you — truly — for your patience, your belief, and your willingness to tread this path with us.

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