Liang Xinjun

MEET48 completed its token round financing, led by Liang Xinjun, Hash Global, and Hashkey Capital

ChainCatcher news, focusing on the entertainment sector's AI-Agent and AIUGC creators and fan economy ecosystem MEET48 has announced the completion of its token round financing, with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $100 million. Co-founder of Fosun Group, Liang Xinjun, along with Hash Global and HashKey Capital, led the investment, with participation from Animoca Brands, Infinity Labs, Promontory, Oak Grove, and several Web3 individuals. The new funds will be used to support the development of its team and the creation of related AI products. The MEET48 ecosystem community will provide users with a one-click customization feature for virtual idol AI Idol-Agent, enabling various functions such as chatting, live streaming, and virtual performances, while efficiently generating AI images, texts, songs, and dance content using AIGC technology in the virtual music and dance vertical. Additionally, the community will offer an AI-exclusive creation tool, AIShowBOX, supporting 3D character customization, intelligent choreography, and other in-depth creations, assisting users in automated operations and global dissemination of Idol-Agent.The MEET48 community's supporting MEME cultivation and launch platform, MarsProtocol, will be launched on the BNB Chain, providing a tokenized trading platform for Meme creators and serving as a source of AI creators for the entire ecosystem community. Furthermore, the AI-AGENT social foundation of the MEET48 ecosystem, the AI-AGENT large-scale music and dance simulation game, and the AI-AGENT large-scale casual game will also be launched successively, all utilizing the same governance token for community incentives.

Fosun Group's Liang Xinjun: The non-regulatory space in a decentralized environment is gradually becoming constrained

ChainCatcher news, recently, Liang Xinjun, co-founder of Fosun Group, stated that the two leading projects in the decentralized field, Uniswap and MetaMask, have updated their privacy policies. Uniswap will collect users' publicly available on-chain and off-chain data to screen whether the wallet has any illegal activities. Meanwhile, MetaMask indicated that it will collect the corresponding IP address and ETH address when users send transactions.In April this year, the European Parliament approved a draft regulation that clearly aims to regulate non-custodial wallets. The government knows it is difficult to enforce regulation on VASPs in a decentralized native environment, so it cleverly shifts the problem to exchanges with compliance requirements. In the future, users will be forced to accept address binding as long as they need liquidity from exchanges.However, the government may feel that this approach is passive and lacks strength, especially with the catalytic effect of the FTX incident, prompting regulators to accelerate efficiency. How to do this? Tackle each issue individually. Now, Circle's USDC, Tether's USDT, etc., are gradually being regulated. Clearly, Uniswap and MetaMask are the next moves, and the non-regulatory space in the decentralized environment is becoming increasingly constrained.Of course, from another perspective, embracing regulation and KYC also presents an explosive opportunity for user migration.
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