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Human-Readable Transactions One of the biggest challenges in Web3 is that most transactions are difficult to understand before they're signed. Users are often presented with technical data, contract addresses and hexadecimal values that provide little insight into what a transaction will actually do. As part of the OVERRA Transaction Verification Layer, we're exploring a Human-Readable Transaction Summary designed to make transaction intent easier to understand before execution. Instead of simply displaying raw transaction data, the verification layer aims to explain: • What assets are being transferred • Which permissions are being requested • What smart contracts are being interacted with • The potential impact of the transaction • Any identified security risks The goal is to help users make informed decisions before signing. As Web3 evolves toward autonomous execution and AI-driven interactions, understanding transaction intent will become just as important as verifying it. Verify Before Execution. $OVERRA

Transaction Verification Update - Permission Verification One of the most overlooked risks in Web3 isn’t the transaction itself. It’s the permissions behind it. Every day, users approve smart contracts without fully understanding the level of access being granted. In many cases, those permissions remain active long after the original interaction has taken place. As part of the OVERRA Transaction Verification Layer, we’re developing Permission Verification capabilities designed to provide greater visibility before execution. This includes: • Token approvals • Spending permissions • Contract access rights • Unlimited approval requests • Potential risk indicators But this challenge extends beyond users. As AI agents become increasingly active across Web3, autonomous systems will begin managing assets, interacting with protocols and executing transactions on behalf of users. This raises an important question: What permissions are your agents being granted? Our long-term vision is to provide visibility not only into user transactions but also into agent-driven actions before execution occurs. Because security starts with visibility. Verify Before Execution. $OVERRA

BUYBACK & BURN PROGRAM As $OVERRA continues to expand its security infrastructure and ecosystem capabilities, we are implementing a long-term Buyback & Burn Program designed to support sustainable ecosystem growth and long-term value creation. Effective immediately, 30% of all project tax revenue will be allocated to Buyback & Burn operations. This initiative is intended to: • Strengthen the $OVERRA ecosystem • Gradually reduce circulating supply over time • Align ecosystem growth with long-term token value accrual • Demonstrate our continued commitment to the community and project While this program supports the long-term health of the ecosystem, our primary focus remains unchanged: Building. Development continues across the $OVERRA security architecture, including the Transaction Verification Layer, Agent Security Framework, Trust Network and additional infrastructure designed for the future of autonomous Web3. $OVERRA is being built with a long-term vision creating the security infrastructure required for a world where users, agents and autonomous systems interact on-chain with greater transparency, verification and trust. Build. Verify. Execute.

Today, most users manually approve transactions. Tomorrow, AI agents will do it for them. Trading agents, portfolio managers, DeFi agents and treasury agents will increasingly execute transactions without direct human involvement. But that creates a new question: What is my agent actually doing? As autonomous systems become more active in Web3, visibility and control become critical. That's where OVERRA's Transaction Verification Layer evolves beyond user protection and into Agent Verification. Before an agent executes a transaction, OVERRA aims to analyze the action, verify permissions, review intended outcomes and help ensure execution remains within user-defined boundaries. The future of Web3 is autonomous. The future of security must be autonomous too. Verify before execution. $OVERRA

Transaction Verification Layer As we continue building $OVERRA into a complete execution-security infrastructure, one of the core modules currently in development is the Transaction Verification Layer. The reality today is that most users approve transactions without fully understanding what they’re authorizing. Hidden permissions, unlimited token approvals, malicious contract logic and deceptive transaction flows remain some of the biggest attack vectors across Web3. The Transaction Verification Layer is designed to solve this problem by acting as a security and intelligence layer between the user and on-chain execution. Key capabilities include: • Pre-execution transaction analysis • Detection of hidden approvals and permissions • Identification of suspicious or malicious contract behavior • Transaction intent verification and risk assessment • Human-readable explanations of what a transaction will actually do • Security warnings before assets are exposed to risk Rather than asking users to blindly trust a contract interaction, Overra aims to provide transparency, context and verification before a transaction is signed. Our vision is to move security from reactive detection to proactive verification. Technical previews and development updates will be shared soon