Four rooms. One thread. 🪡AR Runway: Fashion comes alive through your phone. 🪡Mini Metaverse: Explore the gallery digitally. 🪡Digital Twin Studio: See how physical works become digital twins. 🪡Art Showcase:Meet the artists and their work. This is The Digital Loom. #TheDigitalLoom #Phygital #ArtTech

A free art prize for every Idaho kid aged 6 to 17. Any medium, no entry fee, one photo to enter. Over $2,000 in cash and art supplies. The shortlisted work hangs at Boise Centre on November 14. Entries close October 17. Our sister company OpulX Media's first production. loom.opulx.io/contest?utm_so…

A free art prize for every Idaho kid aged 6 to 17. Any medium, no entry fee, one photo to enter. Over $2,000 in cash and art supplies. The shortlisted work hangs at Boise Centre on November 14. Entries close October 17. Our sister company OpulX Media's first production. loom.opulx.io/contest?utm_so…

Our first production. The Digital Loom: Intersecting Realities, Boise Centre, November 14. Idaho's first phygital art and fashion showcase, and a free, statewide art prize for Idaho kids. Press release: loom.opulx.io/press/event-an…

Our first production, explained in one post⬇️ What it took to get here: a venue, a jury, artists from four countries, and a free afternoon where Idaho kids see their art on a real wall. Tickets and Youth Prize entries are open. Press release: loom.opulx.io/press/event-an…

What is The Digital Loom? On November 14, Boise Centre becomes a place where physical art and digital experiences meet. ✨ AR Runway
 ✨ Mini Metaverse
 ✨ Digital Twin Studio
 ✨ XRPL Art Showcase
& Auction ✨ The Loom Youth Prize And the afternoon starts FREE for everyone. 📍 Boise Centre
🗓 November 14, 2026 @BoiseCVB @IDTechCouncil @BoiseCentre

The Digital Loom by @OpulXMedia is now up on @IDTechCouncil events back to back with WITECH ( Woman in Tech) Summit 😍- No Coincidence November 14, link ⬇️ idahotechcouncil.org/events Ticket sales is now live, link ⬇️ loom.opulx.io ⏰ 60 day countdown begins

Many of us have mentioned how the stablecoin yield debate playing out in Clarity, and the arguments made against yield by the bank trades, mirror the battle over money market funds in the 1970s. Well here's some proof. Here's a letter submitted by the Independent Bankers Association of America (a predecessor to the ICBA) in a 1980 hearing of the Senate Banking committee on money market funds. As you can see, many of their arguments against stablecoins are almost verbatim a copy from what they argued back then: threat to deposits, harms lending, uniquely dangerous for smaller banks. And we know today that argument was dead wrong. Money market balances grew parabolically into the trillions, and yet banks remain flush with deposits.

I’ve said many times that the CLARITY Act is essential to ensuring America wins the global race for new technology. That’s the reason Congress passed the GENIUS Act: to ensure that stablecoin infrastructure, a revolutionary financial technology, will be built in America. Ensuring that America’s community bank sector continues to thrive has been a constant focus of mine since day one. And the administration’s dual focus on enabling new digital technology to flourish and appropriately tailoring community bank regulation is key to both sectors driving U.S. economic growth together over the next several decades. The final draft of the CLARITY Act furthers this mission. It gives the Secretary of the Treasury additional authority to act if the facts around deposit flight change to the detriment of community banks. If stablecoins cause harm to community banks, I will not hesitate to use these tools to ensure they remain fully protected. Community banks are essential to U.S. economic performance and Main Street growth. Economic security is national security, and community banks play a major role in this principle.

Many of us have mentioned how the stablecoin yield debate playing out in Clarity, and the arguments made against yield by the bank trades, mirror the battle over money market funds in the 1970s. Well here's some proof. Here's a letter submitted by the Independent Bankers Association of America (a predecessor to the ICBA) in a 1980 hearing of the Senate Banking committee on money market funds. As you can see, many of their arguments against stablecoins are almost verbatim a copy from what they argued back then: threat to deposits, harms lending, uniquely dangerous for smaller banks. And we know today that argument was dead wrong. Money market balances grew parabolically into the trillions, and yet banks remain flush with deposits.

What if your clothes could become collectibles? Not just something you wear. Something you own, authenticate, collect, and carry forward. The Collector System connects physical garments with digital identity, provenance and story — transforming fashion into collectible assets. Now the garments walk again. BOISE · NOVEMBER 14 The Digital Loom. @TheLoomBoise @OpulXMedia Physical. Digital. Collectible. This is just the beginning.