Trust.Supply Second Update

Over the past several years, Morpheus.Network and Trust.Supply were built around a clear long-term thesis: that enterprise customers would adopt blockchain-enabled verification and validation tools at meaningful scale, that this adoption would create transaction activity across our ecosystem, and that this activity could support a sustainable model for the network over time.

That thesis has not developed in the way we originally expected. The timing has been slower, the scale has been lower, and in some cases projects that performed well at the pilot stage did not proceed to full production.

We know this has been frustrating. We feel that frustration too. We empathize deeply.

Trust.Supply was designed as a validation network intended to support supply chain data use cases, while enabling network participation in accordance with its technical design and applicable requirements. Growth has not been achieved at the speed that we all hoped.

Supply chain remains one of the slowest industries in the world to adopt change. Enterprise sales cycles and implementation timelines can regularly take 12 to 24 months or longer. Even successful projects can be delayed, reprioritized, paused, or cancelled due to budget changes, shifting personnel, geopolitical events, regulatory developments, or broader market conditions.

• One example is the Mongolia Certificate of Origin project, which was a successful, year-long paid pilot funded by the Asian Development Bank and developed with the Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The pilot achieved its goals and was very well received. Our understanding is that further budget was not secured for full production rollout after completion of the pilot. https://digital.adb.org/home/2025/10/1/distributed-ledger-technology-for-certificates-of-origin-to-boost-mongolian-exports-promoting-security-and-efficiency-in-trade-using-emerging-technology
• Another example is the EU Deforestation Regulation (“EUDR”). We were accepted into the European Blockchain Sandbox, and developed a robust EUDR-related solution with a partner which included Trust.Supply as a validation service. However, EU regulatory delays made that path currently impractical as it relates to Trust.Supply.
  https://ec.europa.eu/digital-building-blocks/sites/spaces/EBSISANDCOLLAB/pages/742490143/European+Blockchain+Sandbox+announces+the+selected+projects+for+the+second+cohort

All of these setbacks have had a negative impact on the pace of user adoption of the Trust. Supply network.

Related to all of this is our acknowledgment that we have not done a good job keeping the community updated on setbacks, delays, and challenges. Limited communication has contributed to frustration, mistrust, and speculation. We understand and apologize for that.

This has not meant a lack of effort or a lack of willingness to engage.
Our communications are subject to real constraints. This is not new — it is a topic we have discussed for many years. These include commercial NDAs, confidentiality obligations, legal and regulatory considerations. They restrict what we can say, when we can say it, and how much context we can share in real time. It can make even simple company updates extremely challenging.

We also recognize that one of the biggest issues today is not only frustration over timing, but a breakdown in trust. We understand that trust is not rebuilt through words alone. It has to be rebuilt over time through consistency and clearer communication where possible.

We know many people are exhausted. Some community members have waited a very long time. When communication is limited for too long, people fill in the gaps themselves, and frustration can build. We understand that. We are not dismissing those emotions.

We also want to thank the many community members who reached out directly and constructively to offer support, feedback, and ideas. That support matters and has not gone unnoticed.

Trust.Supply remains operational in its current form. Participants should review their own circumstances carefully and make their own independent decisions regarding staking, unstaking, hosting, and any related participation.

We also believe the importance of trustworthy data is only increasing. As AI becomes more capable of generating convincing but false or altered information, the ability to validate provenance, preserve an audit trail, and demonstrate that information originated from an authentic source becomes more valuable. We believe this is one of the areas where blockchain-based validation and verification tools can play an important role over the long term.

We intend to continue operating responsibly, communicating where appropriate, and making decisions with sustainability in mind.

We recognize that this is a good opportunity to reset the conversation, with a greater focus on clarity, facts, and communication where appropriate. We know that confidence has to be earned back. That is the standard we are holding ourselves to.

Finally, we want to acknowledge the long term support and trust community members have placed in the project. We thank the community for your continued engagement with Morpheus.Network.

Please keep an eye out for our next communication in June.

Reminder that all official communication will be posted on our official Medium (including this communication). https://news.morpheus.network

​​This update is provided for informational purposes only. Morpheus.Network does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, and this update is not a recommendation or request that any participant stake, unstake, host, discontinue hosting, buy, sell, or hold any token or related asset.

Participants should make their own independent decisions based on their own circumstances and, where appropriate, consult their own financial, tax, legal, or technical advisors. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, and actual outcomes may differ materially.

Morpheus.Network undertakes no obligation to update these statements.
Nothing in this update should be read as a commitment to any specific future development, commercial outcome, rewards, token value, or timeline, or as modifying any existing agreements, terms, policies, or obligations unless expressly stated in writing by Morpheus.Network.

We welcome all feedback. The team can always be reached at support@morpheus.network.

With tremendous appreciation,
Dan, Noam and Morpheus.Network

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