In the two-dark-dimensions framework, memory-burden-suppressed primordial black holes can comprise all dark matter from 10^{-3} g to 10^{21} g and generate stochastic gravitational waves detectable by LISA, DECIGO, and pulsar timing arrays, with complementary collider signals.
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