Seamless Construction encourages Orange County and Los Angeles homeowners to use the final months of 2026 to prepare for kitchen renovations, whole-home remodeling, backyard transformations, and major home additions.

Newport Beach, CA, United States, 30th Oct 2026 – As 2026 draws to a close, many Southern California homeowners are beginning to think about how they want their homes to look and function in the new year. But for those considering major renovations, waiting until January to begin planning could mean overlooking important decisions that affect budgets, design, permits, and construction schedules.

Seamless Construction Inc, a Newport Beach-based general contractor specializing in residential remodeling and construction, is encouraging homeowners throughout Orange County to take advantage of the final months of 2026 to begin preparing for their 2027 renovation projects.

From modernizing outdated kitchens and renovating entire homes to transforming backyards and expanding living spaces, larger remodeling projects involve much more than choosing finishes and scheduling construction.

“One of the biggest things homeowners can do before starting a remodel is get clear on what they actually want to accomplish,” said a representative of Seamless Construction. “Whether it’s opening up a kitchen, creating a more functional backyard, or adding space for a growing family, having a clear plan early helps everyone make better decisions before construction begins.”

Why Year-End Planning Matters for Major Home Renovations

While smaller cosmetic upgrades may require relatively little preparation, significant home remodeling projects often involve several stages before construction can begin.

These may include initial consultations, design development, budgeting, material selection, architectural or engineering plans, and obtaining applicable permits.

For example, the City of Newport Beach has a separate plan-check process for residential additions and alterations, while its express-permit process is intended for simpler, single-scope projects.

Depending on the property and proposed renovations, homeowners may also need to consider homeowners association requirements, structural modifications, utility upgrades, or coastal development regulations.

Beginning these conversations before the end of the year can help homeowners better understand the scope of their projects and prepare for the next steps in 2027.

Five Things Homeowners Should Do Before 2026 Ends

Seamless Construction recommends that homeowners considering major renovations focus on five important planning steps:

1. Identify the Areas That Need the Biggest Improvements

Before focusing on aesthetics, homeowners should consider which spaces no longer meet their needs. An outdated kitchen, poorly connected living areas, limited storage, or an underutilized backyard may point toward opportunities for more substantial improvements.

2. Establish a Realistic Remodeling Budget

Major renovations can involve expenses beyond visible upgrades, particularly when projects require structural changes, plumbing or electrical improvements, or significant site preparation. Establishing priorities and allowing for contingencies can help homeowners make informed decisions.

3. Explore Design Possibilities Early

Whether planning a kitchen remodel, bathroom renovation, outdoor kitchen, or complete backyard transformation, early design discussions can help homeowners compare layouts, materials, functionality, and overall project scope before committing to construction.

4. Understand Permit Requirements and Project Timelines

Home additions, ADUs, structural modifications, and certain interior or exterior renovations may require permits and additional reviews. Homeowners should understand these requirements before setting expectations for when construction can begin or finish.

5. Consult a Remodeling Contractor Before the New Year

An early in-home consultation can help identify potential challenges, evaluate the existing property, and establish a practical direction for the project. It also gives homeowners time to consider their options without rushing major decisions.

Connecting Indoor and Outdoor Living for 2027

For Orange County homeowners, major renovations are not always limited to a single room.

Seamless Construction works on residential remodeling projects that range from kitchen and bathroom renovations to complete home transformations, pool remodeling, outdoor kitchens, patios, hardscaping, ADUs, and room additions.

When homeowners plan several improvements together, they have an opportunity to create a more connected design between interior living spaces and outdoor entertainment areas.

For example, a kitchen renovation may be coordinated with changes to adjacent living areas and backyard access, while a full backyard remodel may include pool improvements, outdoor cooking areas, new hardscaping, and upgraded drainage.

“Home remodeling should be about more than making a space look new,” added the Seamless Construction representative. “The goal is to create a home that works better for the people living in it. That’s why we encourage homeowners to think about the bigger picture, especially when planning multiple renovations.”

Start Planning Today for a Fresh Start in 2027

With the holiday season approaching, Seamless Construction encourages homeowners who have been postponing major remodeling plans to use the remaining weeks of 2026 to establish their goals, explore design possibilities, and take the first steps toward their next project.

Although actual construction schedules depend on project complexity, design readiness, permitting, and other factors, beginning the planning process early can help homeowners approach the new year with greater clarity and confidence.

Seamless Construction offers free in-home estimates for homeowners considering remodeling and residential construction projects in Newport Beach, throughout Orange County, and select Los Angeles communities.

About Seamless Construction Inc

Seamless Construction Inc is a licensed residential general contractor based in Newport Beach, California, serving homeowners throughout Orange County and Los Angeles. The company specializes in interior and exterior home remodeling, kitchen and bathroom renovations, backyard remodeling, pool renovations, outdoor kitchens, ADUs, room additions, and complete home transformations.

With a coordinated design-build approach, Seamless Construction brings project planning, design direction, permitting, material coordination, and construction together under one team from start to finish.

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A family-owned Bronx and Westchester firm, founded in 1989, is now part of Fisher Stone, bringing the firm to five offices across four New York City boroughs and Westchester County

New York City, New York, United States, 30th Oct 2026 — Fisher Stone, P.C., the New York City law firm for business, real estate, and estate planning, has announced that Cavallo & Cavallo, a family-owned law firm serving the Bronx and Westchester County since 1989, is now part of Fisher Stone. The combination adds two established offices, in the Bronx and in New Rochelle, to Fisher Stone’s existing locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.

For Fisher Stone’s clients, the result is an attorney’s office in more of the places they live and work. For Cavallo & Cavallo’s clients, it means access to a larger firm that also handles business formation, contracts, trademarks, and accounting and tax.

Fisher Stone was founded in 2014 by Lowrance Fisher and Gregory Stone and has since guided more than 4,000 matters for founders, families, and property owners across New York. Until now, the firm served clients from offices in Lower Manhattan, Bushwick in Brooklyn, and New Dorp in Staten Island, and reached clients in the Bronx and Westchester County through its online intake, secure client portal, and direct attorney access by phone, email, and text. With this expansion, those clients can also meet their attorneys in person, close to home. The two new offices are:

• The Bronx: 3453 E. Tremont Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465, in the Throgs Neck area, serving neighborhoods across the borough including Fordham, Kingsbridge, Riverdale, Pelham Parkway, Parkchester, and Mott Haven.
• New Rochelle: 1293A North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10804, serving New Rochelle and Westchester communities including Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Pelham, Scarsdale, Yonkers, Mount Vernon, and White Plains.

With the Bronx office, Fisher Stone now has an office in four of New York City’s five boroughs, and with New Rochelle, a base in Westchester County. The firm continues to serve clients in all five boroughs.

Since 1989, Cavallo & Cavallo has built its reputation on residential and commercial real estate closings and on estate planning, elder law, and Medicaid planning for Bronx and Westchester families. Founded by brothers Vincent A. Cavallo and Orlando A. Cavallo, the firm has represented buyers, sellers, banks, and families planning for what comes next for more than 35 years, as a neighborhood practice where clients know their attorneys and the office staff by name.

The firm’s standing shows in its client feedback. Cavallo & Cavallo holds a 5.0 rating on Google across more than 100 reviews, with clients praising its responsiveness, clear explanations at the closing table, and calm handling of complicated transactions.

The combination reflects Fisher Stone’s belief that legal needs rarely arrive one at a time. A family that closes on a home soon needs a will and a power of attorney. A business owner who forms an LLC later buys a building, sells the company, or plans a succession. With Cavallo & Cavallo, Fisher Stone can now serve those moments under one roof, from business formation and contracts to closings, estate plans, and tax and accounting, with an attorney clients can reach directly.

It also advances the model on which Fisher Stone built its practice: every matter handled by a licensed New York attorney, flat fees quoted before work begins, and the goal of being the firm clients keep for their next matter. Cavallo & Cavallo has practiced the same way for more than three decades, building long-term relationships in the communities it serves. Together, the firms bring Fisher Stone’s tagline, “Build Your Legacy,” to a wider group of New Yorkers, from first-time homebuyers in the Bronx to business owners and families across Westchester.

“Cavallo & Cavallo has earned more than three decades of trust with families and homeowners in the Bronx and Westchester. We are proud to welcome their team and to serve those clients with the same care.”

— Gregory Stone, Founding Partner, Fisher Stone 

About Fisher Stone, P.C.

Fisher Stone, P.C. is an attorney-led New York law firm providing counsel in business law, real estate, estate planning, and accounting and tax. Founded in 2014 by Lowrance Fisher and Gregory Stone, the firm has guided more than 4,000 matters for individuals, families, and businesses across New York, with flat fees quoted before work begins and direct access to the attorney handling each matter. Both founding partners are rated by Super Lawyers, and the firm holds a 5.0 rating on Google across more than 200 reviews. Fisher Stone serves clients in all five boroughs and Westchester County from five offices:

Learn more at fisherstonelaw.com.

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FACT ADVISORS highlights common accounting and tax planning mistakes that could leave Los Angeles business owners facing unexpected expenses, missed deductions, and financial complications as 2026 comes to a close.

Beverly Hills, CA, United States, 30th Oct 2026 – As the end of the 2026 tax year approaches, Beverly Hills-based accounting and financial advisory firm FACT ADVISORS is encouraging business owners throughout Los Angeles to review their finances before December 31.

For many businesses, year-end tax preparation begins too late. Incomplete bookkeeping, overlooked tax obligations, and poorly timed financial decisions can create unnecessary expenses and complications when tax season arrives.

FACT ADVISORS has identified five common mistakes business owners should address before closing their books for 2026.

1. Waiting Until Tax Season to Fix Inaccurate Bookkeeping

One of the most preventable mistakes is allowing bookkeeping problems to accumulate throughout the year.

Unreconciled accounts, incorrectly categorized expenses, missing transactions, and inaccurate financial statements can make it difficult to determine a business’s true profitability or taxable income.

What businesses should do: Reconcile accounts, review financial statements, and resolve discrepancies before the year ends.

2. Failing to Estimate Taxes Before December 31

Business owners who wait until their tax returns are prepared may discover that they owe significantly more than anticipated.

Changes in revenue, profitability, business structure, and estimated tax payments can all affect year-end tax obligations.

For many taxpayers, the final federal estimated tax payment for 2026 is due January 15, 2027. However, payment requirements and deadlines depend on the taxpayer’s circumstances.

What businesses should do: Review projected taxable income, estimated payments, and potential tax liabilities with a qualified advisor before year-end.

3. Assuming California and Federal Tax Deductions Work the Same Way

Federal tax changes have created opportunities for businesses to deduct qualifying investments, but California does not always follow the same rules.

For example, federal law generally allows 100% bonus depreciation for eligible business property acquired and placed in service after January 19, 2025. California does not conform to this federal bonus depreciation provision.

Failing to account for these differences can produce inaccurate expectations about a business’s tax savings.

What businesses should do: Evaluate both federal and California tax consequences before making major purchases or year-end financial decisions.

4. Making Last-Minute Purchases Just to Reduce Taxes

Buying equipment, vehicles, or other business assets solely to generate a tax deduction can be an expensive mistake.

Not every purchase qualifies for immediate expensing, and the timing of acquisition, eligibility requirements, business use, and applicable tax rules can affect the deduction.

An unnecessary purchase may also reduce cash reserves that a business needs for payroll, operations, or growth.

What businesses should do: Evaluate potential deductions alongside cash flow, profitability, and long-term business needs.

5. Overlooking Contractor Payments and Payroll Reporting Requirements

Inaccurate contractor records, worker misclassification, and incomplete payroll documentation can result in reporting problems and potential penalties.

Businesses should also be aware of changes to federal information reporting requirements.

For qualifying nonemployee compensation payments made in 2026, the general Form 1099-NEC reporting threshold increased from $600 to $2,000, subject to applicable exceptions.

What businesses should do: Review contractor payments, employee classifications, payroll records, and required tax forms before the filing season begins.

Why Year-End Financial Planning Matters

FACT ADVISORS emphasizes that year-end accounting should go beyond filing tax returns.

A comprehensive review of financial records, business expenses, tax obligations, and cash flow can help business owners identify risks and develop a clearer financial strategy for the coming year.

For small and medium-sized businesses throughout Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, taking action before year-end can help improve financial visibility, support compliance, and prevent avoidable surprises.

About FACT ADVISORS

FACT ADVISORS is a financial advisory and accounting firm providing integrated services across finance, accounting, cryptocurrency advisory, and tax planning for businesses and individuals.

With a Beverly Hills office at 8383 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 830, the firm serves entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized businesses, real estate professionals, contractors, and growing companies throughout the Los Angeles area.

Business owners interested in reviewing their accounting records or preparing a year-end tax strategy can learn more through the firm’s Beverly Hills Accounting Services and Tax Advisory & Planning Services.

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Stellar Furniture, a leading furniture manufacturer from China, has expanded its portfolio with the launch of its new Silent Cabin collection. Designed for modern workplaces and public spaces, the cabins offer acoustic privacy for calls, meetings and focused work. With flexible designs, multiple sizes and colour options, the new collection addresses evolving market needs and has already started receiving a positive response from retailers and distributors.

Foshan, Guangdong, China, 30th Oct 2026 – Stellar Furniture, a leading furniture manufacturer from China, has introduced its new Silent Cabin collection, marking a significant addition to its office furniture portfolio. The launch comes at a time when workplaces are evolving beyond traditional cabins and workstations, creating a growing need for flexible, private and sound-insulated spaces.

Modern offices, co-working spaces, educational institutions and public areas increasingly require dedicated zones for calls, online meetings and focused work. Stellar’s Silent Cabins aim to address this demand by offering compact, self-contained spaces that provide acoustic privacy without requiring permanent construction or major changes to existing layouts.

The new collection features a modular design that allows convenient assembly, disassembly and relocation. Its construction includes acoustic shock-absorbing walls, tempered soundproof glass and a high-strength metal frame designed for durability. The cabins also feature mobile castors with locking mechanisms for easy movement and stability. Built-in ventilation, lighting and power connections support everyday use, while different sizes, configurations and colour options allow businesses to choose solutions suited to their spaces.

The launch follows Stellar’s recent introduction of its soft-seating collection, reflecting the company’s continued focus on changing workplace needs and emerging furniture trends.

Commenting on the launch, CEO Arihant Nahar said, “Workplaces today are no longer limited to fixed desks and enclosed cabins. People need flexible spaces where they can take calls, attend meetings or concentrate without disturbing others. With our Silent Cabin collection, we aim to address this changing demand. Following our soft-seating launch, this is another step towards offering solutions that match the way people work today. For retailers and distributors, it also presents an opportunity to tap into a growing category and expand their product offerings with practical, demand-driven solutions.”

The new product line has already received a positive response from retailers and distributors, with orders beginning to come in. The early response signals growing interest in acoustic privacy solutions across modern commercial environments.

With the Silent Cabin collection, Stellar Furniture is expanding its role in the evolving workplace furniture market. The launch reflects a broader shift towards adaptable work environments where privacy, comfort and efficient use of space are becoming essential considerations.

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San Francisco, USA, October 29th, 2026, FinanceWire

Agreements with RiskX, Hecto Financial and Arco Financial span payments, personalized structured investments and tokenized assets

t54 Labs, the trust layer for the agentic economy, announced it has signed three separate memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with RiskX, Hecto Financial and Arco Financial. The agreements cover proposed work in AI agent payments, personalized structured investments and tokenized asset workflows.

The collaborations build upon t54’s ongoing relationships with top financial services and technology companies, helping them integrate AI agents into their operations through secure, scalable payment infrastructure. As part of the agreements with RiskX, Hecto Financial and Arco Financial, t54 will explore how its infrastructure can help verify the identity and authority of agents requesting financial transactions on behalf of users.

“Agent payments require more than a payment method; they also require a process for verifying that the authority granted to an agent aligns with the actual transaction,” said Chandler Fang, co-founder of t54.

Hecto Financial: Connecting agent payments with existing infrastructure

Hecto Financial, a South Korean provider of payment, banking and settlement services, and t54 will explore connecting Trustline, t54’s risk engine, with existing payment infrastructure to support agent identity verification and transaction risk assessment.

The initial focus is assessing the feasibility of Know Your Agent (KYA) verification on Hecto Financial’s AI Payment Platform, which is currently under development. Discussions are expected to expand to checking whether agent-requested payments align with user intent and authorized limits before execution. The companies will also explore potential x402 and stablecoin use cases connecting merchants with AI agents.

RiskX: Exploring personalized structured investment

RiskX is a South Korean fintech whose technology helps financial institutions design and value structured investment products, manage risk and automate trading workflows.

RiskX and t54 plan to develop a proof of concept for an AI-powered, personalized structured-investment solution. The proposed work will combine RiskX’s structured-product expertise with t54’s agent identity and risk infrastructure to examine how agents could understand customers’ investment objectives and risk parameters, identify appropriate product structures and operate within defined permissions.

Arco Financial: Exploring agent finance on the XRP Ledger

Arco Financial is building infrastructure for the on-chain distribution and allocation of tokenized assets. The companies will explore connecting Arco Vault to the XRP Ledger (XRPL) ecosystem and introducing suitable services through the XRPL AI Hub.

The companies will examine how Trustline could assess agent identity, delegated authority and transaction risks before payments or asset transfers are executed. Under the proposed structure, Arco Financial would be responsible for asset allocation decisions and the operation of Arco Vault. Initial use cases, technical validation, integration methods and testing schedules will be determined through subsequent discussions.

t54 also recently participated in a cross-institutional research paper alongside Google DeepMind, Microsoft Research, Columbia University, Stanford University and Virtuals Protocol. The paper proposes a new Agentic Risk Standard (ARS), a framework that applies financial risk management principles to AI agent transactions.

t54 previously announced their $5 million seed funding round, which was led by Anagram, PL Capital, and Franklin Templeton, with strategic participation from Ripple, Virtuals Ventures and Blockchain Coinvestors. t54 is led by Chandler Fang. Prior to t54, Chandler was the Lead Product Manager of Payments at Ripple, where he led the company’s blockchain-powered cross-border payments platform, ‘Ripple Payment’. 

About t54

t54 Labs is building the trust layer for the agentic economy. It provides risk and underwriting infrastructure that helps institutions and applications verify agent identity and intent, assess transaction and counterparty risk before money moves, and preserve evidence for compliance and accountability. t54 also develops agentic financial infrastructure that brings these controls to the protocols and financial rails where agents transact.

For more information, visit t54.ai.

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San Francisco, USA, October 29th, 2026, FinanceWire

Agreements with RiskX, Hecto Financial and Arco Financial span payments, personalized structured investments and tokenized assets

t54 Labs, the trust layer for the agentic economy, announced it has signed three separate memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with RiskX, Hecto Financial and Arco Financial. The agreements cover proposed work in AI agent payments, personalized structured investments and tokenized asset workflows.

The collaborations build upon t54’s ongoing relationships with top financial services and technology companies, helping them integrate AI agents into their operations through secure, scalable payment infrastructure. As part of the agreements with RiskX, Hecto Financial and Arco Financial, t54 will explore how its infrastructure can help verify the identity and authority of agents requesting financial transactions on behalf of users.

“Agent payments require more than a payment method; they also require a process for verifying that the authority granted to an agent aligns with the actual transaction,” said Chandler Fang, co-founder of t54.

Hecto Financial: Connecting agent payments with existing infrastructure

Hecto Financial, a South Korean provider of payment, banking and settlement services, and t54 will explore connecting Trustline, t54’s risk engine, with existing payment infrastructure to support agent identity verification and transaction risk assessment.

The initial focus is assessing the feasibility of Know Your Agent (KYA) verification on Hecto Financial’s AI Payment Platform, which is currently under development. Discussions are expected to expand to checking whether agent-requested payments align with user intent and authorized limits before execution. The companies will also explore potential x402 and stablecoin use cases connecting merchants with AI agents.

RiskX: Exploring personalized structured investment

RiskX is a South Korean fintech whose technology helps financial institutions design and value structured investment products, manage risk and automate trading workflows.

RiskX and t54 plan to develop a proof of concept for an AI-powered, personalized structured-investment solution. The proposed work will combine RiskX’s structured-product expertise with t54’s agent identity and risk infrastructure to examine how agents could understand customers’ investment objectives and risk parameters, identify appropriate product structures and operate within defined permissions.

Arco Financial: Exploring agent finance on the XRP Ledger

Arco Financial is building infrastructure for the on-chain distribution and allocation of tokenized assets. The companies will explore connecting Arco Vault to the XRP Ledger (XRPL) ecosystem and introducing suitable services through the XRPL AI Hub.

The companies will examine how Trustline could assess agent identity, delegated authority and transaction risks before payments or asset transfers are executed. Under the proposed structure, Arco Financial would be responsible for asset allocation decisions and the operation of Arco Vault. Initial use cases, technical validation, integration methods and testing schedules will be determined through subsequent discussions.

t54 also recently participated in a cross-institutional research paper alongside Google DeepMind, Microsoft Research, Columbia University, Stanford University and Virtuals Protocol. The paper proposes a new Agentic Risk Standard (ARS), a framework that applies financial risk management principles to AI agent transactions.

t54 previously announced their $5 million seed funding round, which was led by Anagram, PL Capital, and Franklin Templeton, with strategic participation from Ripple, Virtuals Ventures and Blockchain Coinvestors. t54 is led by Chandler Fang. Prior to t54, Chandler was the Lead Product Manager of Payments at Ripple, where he led the company’s blockchain-powered cross-border payments platform, ‘Ripple Payment’. 

About t54

t54 Labs is building the trust layer for the agentic economy. It provides risk and underwriting infrastructure that helps institutions and applications verify agent identity and intent, assess transaction and counterparty risk before money moves, and preserve evidence for compliance and accountability. t54 also develops agentic financial infrastructure that brings these controls to the protocols and financial rails where agents transact.

For more information, visit t54.ai.

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Austin, Texas, October 29th, 2026, FinanceWire

First issue under the Timechain name includes 70 pages of full-page artwork, premium print production, and three limited collector editions.

Timechain Art Magazine, the independent publication formerly known as Bitcoin Art Magazine, has opened the pre-sale for Edition One. The issue spans 154 pages and brings together 30 artists working across a range of traditional art forms, including painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media.

Designed as a softcover fine-art journal, Edition One combines large-format artwork reproduction with artist statements, essays, and editorial features documenting the culture developing around Bitcoin and sovereignty. Seventy pages are dedicated entirely to full-page artwork, giving individual works room to be fully appreciated rather than treating them primarily as illustrations around editorial text.

Featured artists include cryptograffiti, FractalEncrypt, MADEX, Trevor Jones, Ksenia Buridanova, Pepelangelo, Proof of Paint, The Great Print, Sweedgraffixx, Maxis Club, Kenneth Burris, ZETRA, Asanoha, and more, bringing together established and emerging voices exploring the cultural and philosophical dimensions of Bitcoin.

The issue includes a foreword by Bitcoin advocate and author of “The Big Print,” Lawrence Lepard. Its cover features cryptograffiti’s sculpture for the Finney Freedom Prize, the Human Rights Foundation award named for Hal Finney, the pioneering software developer, privacy advocate, and early Bitcoin contributor. The prize recognizes individuals whose work advances Bitcoin and human rights.

“The work contained herein is brilliant and unique. If you enjoy art and are a Bitcoiner, I believe that you will find it to be exceptional,” said Lawrence Lepard, author of “The Big Print” and founder of Equity Management Associates.

The transition from Bitcoin Art Magazine to Timechain Art Magazine reflects an expansion in the publication’s editorial scope. “Timechain,” a term rooted in Bitcoin’s early technical vocabulary, gives the magazine a distinct identity while allowing it to follow wider cultural themes explored by Satoshi, and increasingly present in the work it documents.

“Bitcoin remains the foundation of what we do,” said Asanoha, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Timechain Art Magazine. “But the art has always pointed toward larger questions about freedom, sovereignty, privacy, monetary history and technology. Timechain gives us room to follow these ideas as the culture develops.”

Edition One follows the Genesis Edition, which featured 36 artists and established the journal’s archival art book approach of presenting artwork together with the stories, ideas, and context surrounding its creation. The new issue continues that approach with 30 artists and a broader editorial foundation for future volumes.

Particular attention has been given to print production. The 8.5-by-11-inch journal will be printed on premium paper and cover stock selected to reproduce artwork with clarity, detail, and consistency. It is designed not only as a current art journal, but as a durable record intended to be kept, collected, and revisited.

Edition One is available for pre-order as an open-edition magazine alongside three numbered collector versions: a Foil Cover Edition limited to 200 copies, a Hardcover Edition limited to 100 copies, and a Patron Edition limited to 21 copies. Each collector tier builds on the core journal with its own format and presentation.

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The Edition One Press Kit includes high-resolution cover artwork, selected interior spreads, images cleared for editorial use, credits, print specifications, contributor information.

Physical review copies will be available to selected media once Edition One has been printed for journalists interested in subsequent reviews or features on the finished journal.

About Timechain Art Magazine

Timechain Art Magazine, formerly Bitcoin Art Magazine, is an independent art publication dedicated to documenting, preserving, and showcasing art inspired by Bitcoin, freedom, and sovereignty. With a focus on painting, printmaking, sculpture, and other traditional art forms, the magazine brings together an international community of artists through a premium fine-art print publication, collectible editions, editorial coverage in print and online, and one of the world’s largest curated Bitcoin artist directories. Founded by Asanoha, Timechain Art Magazine serves as an evolving archive of the artistic and cultural movement surrounding these ideas.

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Additional images and interview opportunities with Asanoha, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Timechain Art Magazine and selected participating artists are available to media upon request.

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Austin, Texas, October 29th, 2026, FinanceWire

First issue under the Timechain name includes 70 pages of full-page artwork, premium print production, and three limited collector editions.

Timechain Art Magazine, the independent publication formerly known as Bitcoin Art Magazine, has opened the pre-sale for Edition One. The issue spans 154 pages and brings together 30 artists working across a range of traditional art forms, including painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media.

Designed as a softcover fine-art journal, Edition One combines large-format artwork reproduction with artist statements, essays, and editorial features documenting the culture developing around Bitcoin and sovereignty. Seventy pages are dedicated entirely to full-page artwork, giving individual works room to be fully appreciated rather than treating them primarily as illustrations around editorial text.

Featured artists include cryptograffiti, FractalEncrypt, MADEX, Trevor Jones, Ksenia Buridanova, Pepelangelo, Proof of Paint, The Great Print, Sweedgraffixx, Maxis Club, Kenneth Burris, ZETRA, Asanoha, and more, bringing together established and emerging voices exploring the cultural and philosophical dimensions of Bitcoin.

The issue includes a foreword by Bitcoin advocate and author of “The Big Print,” Lawrence Lepard. Its cover features cryptograffiti’s sculpture for the Finney Freedom Prize, the Human Rights Foundation award named for Hal Finney, the pioneering software developer, privacy advocate, and early Bitcoin contributor. The prize recognizes individuals whose work advances Bitcoin and human rights.

“The work contained herein is brilliant and unique. If you enjoy art and are a Bitcoiner, I believe that you will find it to be exceptional,” said Lawrence Lepard, author of “The Big Print” and founder of Equity Management Associates.

The transition from Bitcoin Art Magazine to Timechain Art Magazine reflects an expansion in the publication’s editorial scope. “Timechain,” a term rooted in Bitcoin’s early technical vocabulary, gives the magazine a distinct identity while allowing it to follow wider cultural themes explored by Satoshi, and increasingly present in the work it documents.

“Bitcoin remains the foundation of what we do,” said Asanoha, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Timechain Art Magazine. “But the art has always pointed toward larger questions about freedom, sovereignty, privacy, monetary history and technology. Timechain gives us room to follow these ideas as the culture develops.”

Edition One follows the Genesis Edition, which featured 36 artists and established the journal’s archival art book approach of presenting artwork together with the stories, ideas, and context surrounding its creation. The new issue continues that approach with 30 artists and a broader editorial foundation for future volumes.

Particular attention has been given to print production. The 8.5-by-11-inch journal will be printed on premium paper and cover stock selected to reproduce artwork with clarity, detail, and consistency. It is designed not only as a current art journal, but as a durable record intended to be kept, collected, and revisited.

Edition One is available for pre-order as an open-edition magazine alongside three numbered collector versions: a Foil Cover Edition limited to 200 copies, a Hardcover Edition limited to 100 copies, and a Patron Edition limited to 21 copies. Each collector tier builds on the core journal with its own format and presentation.

Edition One Specifications

8.5 × 11 inches

154 pages

70 pages of full-page artwork

Premium paper stock and high-quality print reproduction

• Open Edition Magazine
• – Softcover fine-art journal
• Price: $42

Collector Editions

• Foil Cover Edition /200
• – Numbered, signed gold foil-cover edition
• – Signed, edition-matched art print
• – Hologram Certificate of Authenticity for the publication
• Price: $300
• Hardcover Edition /100
• – Premium hardcover book
• – Premium slipcase
• – Signed and numbered edition
• – Signed, edition-matched art print
• – Hologram Certificate of Authenticity for the publication
• Price: $600
• Patron Edition /21
• – Premium collector edition hardcover book with dust jacket
• – Presented in a premium magnetic-closure presentation box
• – Signed and numbered edition
• – Signed, edition-matched art print
• – Hologram Certificate of Authenticity for the publication
• – Hologram Certificate of Authenticity for the art print
• Price: $3000

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The Edition One Press Kit includes high-resolution cover artwork, selected interior spreads, images cleared for editorial use, credits, print specifications, contributor information.

Physical review copies will be available to selected media once Edition One has been printed for journalists interested in subsequent reviews or features on the finished journal.

About Timechain Art Magazine

Timechain Art Magazine, formerly Bitcoin Art Magazine, is an independent art publication dedicated to documenting, preserving, and showcasing art inspired by Bitcoin, freedom, and sovereignty. With a focus on painting, printmaking, sculpture, and other traditional art forms, the magazine brings together an international community of artists through a premium fine-art print publication, collectible editions, editorial coverage in print and online, and one of the world’s largest curated Bitcoin artist directories. Founded by Asanoha, Timechain Art Magazine serves as an evolving archive of the artistic and cultural movement surrounding these ideas.

Media Inquiries:

Additional images and interview opportunities with Asanoha, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Timechain Art Magazine and selected participating artists are available to media upon request.

Contact

Editor in Chief
Asanoha
Timechain Art Magazine
info@timechainartmagazine.com

Cyprus-founded wealth manager, now present in Dubai, brings its B2B platform to the DIFC-organised summit as a Silver Sponsor

Dubai, UAE, October 29th, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — As wealth management across the Gulf moves deeper into digital transformation, XSpot Wealth will take part in Dubai FinTech Summit 2026 to introduce XSpot 360, a business-to-business wealth-management technology platform for financial institutions. The company joins the summit as a Silver Sponsor.

Dubai FinTech Summit, organised by Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), takes place on 2–3 November 2026 at Madinat Jumeirah and ranks among the region’s most prominent gatherings of financial leaders, policymakers and technology firms. XSpot Wealth’s participation reflects growing demand across the UAE and the wider GCC for modern infrastructure to support investment services.

XSpot 360 is designed for the institutions that sit between investors and markets — brokers, asset managers, independent financial advisors, family offices, banks, insurers and pension providers. It brings investment-management functions and digital infrastructure into a single environment, helping these organisations modernise how they serve their clients.

A platform built around practical capabilities

XSpot Wealth is presenting XSpot 360 on the strength of what it does for financial professionals rather than on promotional claims. The platform supports API integration so institutions can connect it to their existing systems; white-label delivery so they can offer technology-enabled wealth services under their own brand; and automated portfolio management and reporting to simplify day-to-day operations and improve access to investment information. A unified environment gives teams centralised visibility of their portfolios, and the underlying infrastructure is built to scale as an institution grows.

“The Gulf is one of the most dynamic environments in the world for financial technology, and the appetite for serious wealth-management infrastructure is real,” said Dimitris Kantzelis, CEO and Co-Founder of XSpot Wealth. “We established a presence in Dubai because we see long-term opportunity here. Bringing XSpot 360 to the Dubai FinTech Summit lets us put the platform in front of the institutions shaping the region’s financial future.”

Introducing the platform to the region

Through the summit, XSpot Wealth aims to build awareness of XSpot 360 among institutional decision-makers in the UAE and GCC, generate interest in platform demonstrations, and explore strategic partnerships with technology and financial-services firms. The company frames its participation as part of the broader digital transformation of wealth management across the region.

About XSpot Wealth

XSpot Wealth is a technology-driven wealth-management company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, with a presence in Dubai. The firm operates a hybrid model that pairs investment expertise with proprietary technology, and has extended its platform to institutional clients through XSpot 360. XSpot Wealth was named Greece’s best wealth manager at the Euromoney Private Banking Awards 2025.