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@cz_binance and @Jeysuhn nailed it—execution is everything. No fluff, no “fancy models,” just real products, real users, real revenue. That’s exactly why @Dragonchain stands out. •Built at Disney. Open-sourced in 2016. Still delivering. •Patented tech (smart contracts, Interchain, loyalty, scalability). •Government-ready—approved for GSA contracts (DoD, DHS, etc.). •Hybrid security—leverages Bitcoin & Ethereum for verifiable proof. •Quantum-resistant cryptography (XMSS)—already future-proofed. No need for hype—Dragonchain has been executing quietly for years while others just pitch ideas. If grind beats hype, DRGN is winning. @CZ_Binance @j0j0r0—this is how you build Web3 with real-world impact.

It’s hard not to be impressed by the foresight of Joe Roets and the @Dragonchain team. Over seven years of innovation, resilience, and relentless building—despite regulatory attacks—the technology remains ahead of its time and more relevant than ever. Now, as the SEC’s persecution nears its end, it’s time to look forward. With cutting-edge projects and Dragonchain’s unmatched enterprise blockchain solutions, the future is bright. Builders, be ready. When this cloud lifts, real decentralization will have its moment.

The SEC case against Dragonchain has created uncertainty that makes it difficult for businesses and developers to confidently build on the platform. Despite the DRGN token being a utility token—essentially a software license used to access Dragonchain’s blockchain services—the SEC has treated it as a security. This has caused exchanges to delist the token, reducing liquidity, and has limited Dragonchain’s ability to expand partnerships, fund innovation, and support enterprise adoption. With the recent XRP ruling, it’s clear that this case is weak, and once resolved, Dragonchain will be free to continue revolutionizing blockchain for businesses.

$DRGN is creeping up over the last week while most bags are down 👀 Smart money is paying attention. Not much longer before the @dragonchain case is resolved!

@dragonchain met with the @SECGov! Memo: sec.gov/files/ctf-memo-drago… @j0j0r0 is doing the work to educate individuals about the utility of blockchain technology. MEMORANDUM To: Crypto Task Force Meeting Log From: Crypto Task Force Staff Re: Meeting with Representatives of Dragonchain On March 24, 2025, Crypto Task Force Staff met with representatives from Dragonchain. The discussion focused on approaches to addressing issues related to the regulation of crypto assets. Dragonchain representatives provided the attached document, which was discussed during the meeting. ⸻ SEC / Dragonchain Meeting Agenda Meeting Date: March 24, 2025 Requested by: Joe Roets, Founder & CEO, Dragonchain Duration: 30-60 minutes 1. Introductions & Purpose •Introduction of participants •Purpose of the meeting: •Discussion focused solely on blockchain technology and its non-financial applications •Ensuring an accurate understanding of blockchain’s role in U.S. innovation •Providing critical insights into broader applications of blockchain beyond financial use cases for consideration in future regulatory frameworks 2. Overview of Blockchain as a Non-Financial Software Technology •Blockchain as a foundational software technology, not just a financial tool •Core capabilities: •Measurable Proof (immutability, verification, timestamping) •Secure Automation (smart contracts, workflow orchestration) •Decentralized Identity and Authentication (privacy-preserving identity management) •Advanced Behavior Systems (incentivizing actions and accountability) •Blockchain as a historical record for transparency and integrity 3. Real-World Use Cases of Blockchain Beyond Finance •Fraud prevention and compliance •Incentivizing productive behavior through measurable proof •Immutable historical records for accountability and transparency •Additional applications in: •Identity and cybersecurity •Supply chain and regulatory compliance •Artificial intelligence and predictive analytics •Decentralized social media and content moderation 4. Q&A & Closing Remarks •Address questions from SEC representatives •Summary of key takeaways on blockchain’s impact beyond financial markets •Offer to provide additional resources or follow-up discussions