CREA Whitepaper - Comic Style

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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CREA transforms creativity from mere works into transferable value.

By leveraging rights identification technologies, including digital fingerprinting and watermarking, every piece of content is assigned a unique, immutable identity at the moment of upload. This ensures transparent and tamper-proof ownership rights for both original and derivative works. Through blockchain infrastructure and tokenization mechanisms, these contents are then mapped into standardized digital assets— fractional, tradable, and liquid—backed by verifiable commercial revenue streams that anchor their intrinsic value.

Within the CREA ecosystem, creators are no longer confined to platform-based revenue sharing. Instead, they can directly access the market by issuing content-backed tokens, enabling the realization of future income upfront. Investors, in turn, gain exposure not to speculative tokens, but to on-chain assets underpinned by real cash flows, fully transparent and auditable. Fans evolve beyond passive spectators into active stakeholders and co-builders of value, sharing directly in the growth dividends of the content they support.

ContentFi Protocol establishes a closed-loop value protocol:

Creation → Rights identification → Asset Tokenization & Issuance → Investment & Liquidity → Revenue Distribution

Our vision is to enable every idea to be recognized, invested in, and validated by global markets—ultimately redefining creativity as a new investable asset class.

1.1 Market Background

The creator economy is experiencing rapid expansion and is projected to reach a market size of USD 480 billion by 2027. Yet, this massive market remains highly imbalanced—the top 50 creators alone capture USD 850 million in revenue, consuming the majority of commercial value. In contrast, the vast majority of mid- and long-tail creators face persistent challenges, lacking stable and efficient monetization channels.

At the same time, the exponential rise of AI technologies is fundamentally reshaping the creative landscape. The boundaries between creators and consumers are increasingly blurred—anyone can become a creator, while creative techniques are progressively being augmented or replaced by AI. In this paradigm, human contribution shifts toward idea generation, while AI becomes the key tool for execution. This evolution not only lowers the barrier to entry for content creation but also significantly enriches diversity across creative outputs.

However, monetization models have not evolved at the same pace. Despite explosive growth in both creators and content, the mechanisms for value transfer between creators and capital remain inefficient. The industry urgently requires a new, sustainable monetization paradigm—one capable of unlocking liquidity for creators, ensuring equitable value distribution, and breaking the current structural deadlock.

1.2 Industry Landscape and Pain Points

The Web3 ecosystem has witnessed numerous attempts at "tokenizing the creator economy." Many of these models enabled creators to cash out quickly by issuing tokens, but they suffer from fundamental flaws:

Lack of real content consumers and commercial use cases

Absence of sustainable revenue streams and underlying asset backing

Over-reliance on speculative hype, with "empty tokens" eroding investor confidence

For institutional investors, such ecosystems lack reliable valuation frameworks and tangible value anchors, making meaningful participation nearly impossible.

Breaking this deadlock is not about building another YouTube on-chain, but rather about creating a middleware layer—a bridge between the Web2 content economy and the Web3 asset economy. This requires technological infrastructure that ensures rights protection for all parties, while standardizing the representation of content as investable assets.

1.3 ContentFi Protocol Overview

At the core of the ContentFi Protocol lies content rights identification, assetization, and tokenization. When creators upload their IP—whether a micro-drama, vlog, AI-generated short, or derivative work—it is registered via the MAX platform and Vobile's right identification technology, receiving a unique, immutable identifier that ensures transparent copyright attribution.

The content then progresses into the assetization phase: operational data and revenue metrics are continuously uploaded on-chain. Through CREA Databridge and the CREA Launchpad, the content is transformed into tokenized assets. Users can subscribe to these assets using stablecoins, and subsequently trade them freely in secondary markets—establishing a full-cycle pathway from creation to investment.

The tokenized asset itself represents the future revenue rights of a single IP. These rights span multiple monetization channels:

Online:

advertising revenue, subscriptions, tipping, premium feature sales

Offline:

box office revenue, event ticket sales, fan-driven consumption

Derivative:

IP licensing, brand collaborations, merchandise sales

By tokenizing these future cash flows, CREA standardizes them into auditable, tradable digital assets, enabling investors to pre-purchase and share in the upside of creative success.

The protocol also incorporates value-backing and exit mechanisms: all content revenues are locked within the protocol, providing a real economic anchor for tokens. When necessary, token holders can initiate a vote to exit, triggering proportional revenue distribution and token burn. This mechanism ensures that tokens carry not only liquidity and growth potential but also a solid foundation of intrinsic value.

1.4 The Emergence of Content Tokens

The core mission of Content Tokens is to enhance the monetization efficiency of the content economy—unlocking sustainable revenue streams for creators, while introducing to the on-chain world a new class of assets that are traceable, revenue-backed, and investable.

Content Tokens possess the following key characteristics:

Traceability:

Powered by blockchain infrastructure, every Content Token reflects the entire lifecycle of the underlying asset. Ownership, revenue flows, and transfer history are transparently recorded on-chain, offering investors an unprecedented foundation of trust and accountability.

Revenue-Backed Valuation:

Unlike speculative "empty tokens," the value of Content Tokens is directly tied to the real commercial performance of the underlying content. Advertising revenue, subscriptions, tipping, box office splits, and IP licensing all serve as fundamental cash flows that anchor token value— making Content Tokens genuine digital assets with intrinsic worth.

Tokenomics & DAO Governance:

A carefully designed token economy combined with DAO-based governance ensures that fans and investors are not merely passive stakeholders but active co-builders of the ecosystem. This decentralized governance model harnesses collective intelligence, ensures fair decision-making, and drives long-term ecosystem sustainability.

For investors, Content Tokens offer unique advantages:

Predictable Yield:

With a revenue model anchored in real income streams, investors can make data-driven forecasts of future returns. This significantly improves risk-adjusted investment predictability compared to purely speculative assets.

High Liquidity:

Through the CREA Launchpad and integrated secondary markets, Content Tokens achieve instant tradability. Investors can exit or transfer positions at any time without liquidity concerns, ensuring capital efficiency and flexibility.

Transparent Operations:

All on-chain data—ranging from content performance metrics to revenue inflows and governance outcomes—remains open and verifiable. This radical transparency mitigates information asymmetry and empowers investors with real-time insights and confidence.

2. INTRODUCTION

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2.1 Market Problems

Copyright Identification Disorder

In the current film and video industry, there is no clear ownership definition among original copyright holders, producers, and platforms, and the mechanism for rights identification is severely lacking. Without a unified standard and on-chain identification system, issues such as duplicate registration and fraudulent registration frequently occur. This not only increases the difficulty of legal enforcement but also creates a disconnect between on-chain rights and off-chain legal systems, resulting in weak legal effectiveness.

Absence of Value Assessment

The value of content is highly dependent on variables such as audience sentiment, distribution environment, and time cycles, with no recognized valuation methodology or industry pricing model. The market also lacks a mature secondary trading mechanism to support price discovery, leading to frequent overvaluation or undervaluation of content assets, which hinders the process of assetization.

Insufficient Revenue Transparency

Video content is distributed across multiple platforms, with revenue data scattered and mostly concentrated in creator accounts. Relevant stakeholders cannot track and calculate revenues in real time. Settlement rules vary across platforms, and severe data silos result in a fragmented revenue system, reducing the enthusiasm of both institutional and individual investors to participate.

Liquidity Shortage

There is a lack of infrastructure and standardized trading markets that support the circulation of video-based RWAs (Real-World Assets), making it difficult for ordinary users to participate directly in investment. Token standards differ between platforms, and weak interoperability further limits circulation efficiency.

Copyright Abuse and Fraud Risk

Even if video content is tokenized, it may still face piracy and infringement issues, eroding investor returns and weakening the trust foundation of content assets.

2.2 Market Opportunities

Content Asset Definition and Value Reconstruction Logic

Against this complex backdrop, video content has the potential to be transformed into a digital asset with sustainable revenue characteristics. In particular, short videos, vlogs, and highly shareable film clips continue to generate diversified income streams—such as advertising revenue, platform revenue sharing, and user tipping—for months or even years after publication. This characteristic lays the natural foundation for the tokenization and financialization of content revenue rights.

By standardizing and tokenizing content revenue rights, it is possible not only to enhance the liquidity of content assets but also to provide creators with a pathway to early monetization, while attracting fans, other creators, and investors to participate in value co-creation.

Video RWAs, with their combination of measurability, monetizability, and verifiable rights, have become the most practical application scenario for Web3 content assetization. Content data such as view counts, likes, and viral reach are inherently quantifiable and can be mapped on-chain. At the same time, monetization models for video content—such as advertising, revenue sharing, and tipping—are relatively mature and provide sustainable cash flow characteristics. Furthermore, leveraging blockchain's immutability, traceability, and programmable revenue-sharing, mechanisms for confirming and transferring revenue rights can be automatically executed, thereby constructing a trusted revenue distribution system.

3. SOLUTION OVERVIEW

KAPOW!

3.1 Core Mechanisms

Content Ownership Confirmation

On the MAX platform, creators can upload their IPs and confirm ownership. These can take various forms: a carefully produced micro-drama, a series of AI-generated short films around the same IP, or a unified style Vlog series.

Beyond original works, creators can also engage in derivative creations based on existing IPs on the platform—such as curated clips, voice-over commentary, or extending original storylines. These derivative works can likewise be uploaded, added into the asset pool, and participate in revenue-sharing, thereby unlocking dual value for both original and derivative creations.

Operations

Operations follow two distinct pathways:

Certified Creators Self-Operated — Creators manage their own content publishing and monetization, maintaining strong creative and commercial autonomy.

Creation Without Operation — The MAX platform matches creators with suitable third-party teams and channels to handle operations and commercialization. For example: distributing micro-dramas to overseas markets, helping domestic creators expand abroad, or organizing non-professional communities for co-creation of IPs. This model relies on more professional operation teams to maximize the market value of content.

Assetization

Content assetization not only involves issuing tokens on-chain but also binding content to a unique identifier while continuously uploading performance data, operational revenue, and identity information on-chain. Through CREA's Databridge and Vobile's right identification technology, rights confirmation and data on-chaining are completed. Then, with CREA Launchpad, content is tokenized, achieving full-chain assetization of digital content.

The revenues generated by works are locked in the underlying protocol, forming intrinsic value support. Mechanisms such as buybacks, liquidity injections, and community voting for new listings dynamically link value with price.

Token Sale and Trading

Once content has been assetized and listed, users can subscribe to the corresponding asset on CREA Launchpad using stablecoins. Subsequently, these assets enter the DEX liquidity pool, enabling secondary market trading and closing the loop from creation to investment.

3.2 Asset Definition

Within the ContentFi Protocol, an asset refers to the tokenized representation of a single IP's future revenue rights. The essence lies in transforming the potential economic value of creative works into tradable and trackable digital assets, providing transparent and quantifiable valuation standards for creators, investors, and the overall content ecosystem.

Core Concepts

IP:

IP is the core of content creation and can be any form of creative expression, such as films, micro-dramas, music, documentaries, or live-streaming content. These forms serve as the main carriers of IP, enabling creators to transform ideas into tangible works. In the future, as technology evolves and market demand shifts, the ContentFi Protocol will also support more categories of digital and physical assets, including virtual characters, digital collectibles, and performance rights.

Future Revenue Rights:

This refers to the entitlement to all potential economic gains an IP may generate in the future. These are not realized revenues but expected returns based on the IP's potential commercial value and market performance. Through tokenization, these rights are transformed into tradable assets, allowing investors to pre-purchase and share in the economic returns of an IP's future success.

Revenue Streams

Content assets generate diverse income sources, broadly divided into three categories:

Online Revenues

Advertising Revenue Sharing: Platforms allocate advertising income based on views, watch time, and other metrics, rewarding creators for audience engagement.
Subscription Income: For premium or exclusive content requiring subscription access, creators receive a share of subscription fees.
Tipping for Livestreams/Short Videos: Audiences tip creators directly via platform features, providing immediate income.
Value-Added Services: Creators can monetize exclusive behind-the-scenes content, interactive experiences, or special features.

Offline Revenues

Box Office Revenue Sharing: For film and TV works, creators receive a portion of box office proceeds.
Event Ticket Sales: IP-based concerts, exhibitions, or fan events generate direct ticket revenues.
Fan Economy: Income derived from fan-driven activities such as merchandise purchases or fan meetings.

Derivative Revenues

IP Licensing: Granting IP rights to third parties for derivative works or products (e.g., adaptations, gaming, merchandise).
Brand Collaborations: Co-branded products or services with well-known brands.
Merchandise Sales: Physical or digital goods tied to the IP, such as apparel, toys, or collectibles.

Tokenization and Ownership Transfer

Tokenization:

Blockchain transforms all revenue rights into digital tokens. Each token represents a portion of an IP's future revenue rights, making them quantifiable, standardized, and tradable on-chain.

Ownership Transfer:

Token holders possess the revenue rights represented by their tokens. These rights can be transferred via token trading. For instance, investors can acquire revenue shares by purchasing tokens, while creators can access upfront capital by selling tokens.

This mechanism provides creators with a new monetization channel, investors with yield-bearing digital assets, and the broader content ecosystem with enhanced transparency and liquidity, fostering a virtuous cycle of creation and commercialization.

Asset Characteristics

1. Provable Ownership

Dual validation through on-chain smart contracts and off-chain master data centers ensures transparency and reliability of asset provenance, ownership, and revenue attribution.

2. Tradability

Assets are issued via the Launchpad and freely traded in secondary markets, with fractionalization enabling broader participation in content growth dividends.

3. Growth Potential

As content influence and commercial value increase, corresponding token prices dynamically reflect market value.

4. Co-Creation

DAO governance and fan economy models enable creators, investors, and fans to jointly participate in decision-making and revenue sharing, fostering a win–win ecosystem.

Value Support and Exit Mechanism

The value of content assets derives not only from current revenue performance but also from future revenue expectations and IP-driven emotional premiums. Although secondary market prices may fluctuate due to sentiment and supply–demand dynamics, underlying cash flows provide solid value support.

Underlying Revenue Accumulation:

Revenues—including advertising, subscriptions, tipping, box office shares, event ticket sales, and IP licensing—are continuously accumulated within the protocol, forming the intrinsic value base of tokens.

Exit Mechanism:

Future versions of the protocol will introduce an exit mechanism. At appropriate times (e.g., when IP activity declines significantly), token holders may propose and vote on whether to exit. If approved, underlying revenues are proportionally distributed, and corresponding tokens are burned, ensuring value recovery and market clearing.

This design ensures that while secondary market prices may fluctuate, intrinsic value remains protected. Investors can purchase tokens when prices fall below intrinsic value or sell when prices rise above it, achieving rational investment returns. Moreover, this mechanism incentivizes investors to actively participate in ecosystem governance and content development, collectively driving IP growth and value appreciation.

3.3 Mechanism Diagram

3.4 Advantages for Content Creators and Investors

Advantages for Content Creators

1. Copyright Protection

Through a dual on-chain + off-chain copyright mechanism (CREA Databridge + Vobile's right identification technology), creators' original and derivative works are granted intellectual property rights at the time of upload, preventing plagiarism and infringement.

2. Diverse Monetization Channels

A single work can simultaneously unlock multiple revenue streams: advertisements, subscriptions, tipping, IP licensing, box office, and derivative products. All revenues are automatically included in the underlying asset value.

3. Global Market Reach

The platform matches professional operation teams to distribute content across platforms and regions (e.g., exporting micro-dramas, operating on overseas social media), thereby expanding international revenue sources.

4. Assetization and Value Appreciation

By tokenizing future revenue rights, creators not only secure current earnings but also benefit from token price growth as the IP's popularity and commercial value rise.

5. Ecosystem Co-Creation

Through DAO governance, creators can deeply engage with fans and communities to jointly promote content dissemination and extend the IP lifecycle.

Advantages for Investors

1. Tradable Content Assets

The investment target is the tokenized future revenue rights of a single, copyright-verified IP. These tokens can be subscribed to via LaunchPad and freely traded on the secondary market, ensuring liquidity.

2. Multiple Revenue Sources

Returns are not limited to social media and streaming (ads, subscriptions, tipping), but also include offline revenues such as box office, fan economy, IP licensing, and more, reducing reliance on a single market.

3. Value-Price Correlation

Content popularity, viewership, and commercial performance directly influence token price, creating a positive correlation between value growth and investment returns.

4. Governance Participation

Through DAO voting, investors can influence content development decisions, IP expansion strategies, and exit mechanisms, gaining stronger engagement and control.

5. Exit and Recovery Mechanism

At appropriate times, token holders may initiate and vote for exit options, distributing underlying revenues proportionally and burning tokens, thereby enabling value recovery and closing the investment loop.

4. PARTICIPANTS AND ROLES

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Creators

Creators are the core of content production, generating diverse forms of content such as videos, music, and live streams. Within the ContentFi Protocol ecosystem, their roles and responsibilities include:

Content Production: Responsible for creating high-quality content, including but not limited to TV dramas, micro-dramas, music videos, documentaries, and live-streaming sessions. This content forms the foundation of the ecosystem.
Content Registration & Copyright Identification: Creators upload their works to the MAX platform, where dual on-chain and off-chain copyright identification (CREA Databridge + Vobile's right identification technology) ensures that their intellectual property rights are protected.
Content Operation: Creators may choose to operate their content independently or delegate operations to third-party teams or Vobile (MAX). Operations include publishing, promotion, and community interaction to maximize content influence and commercial value.
Revenue Generation: Creators earn through multiple channels, including advertising, subscriptions, tipping, IP licensing, box office sharing, etc. Additionally, tokenized assets offer creators upfront revenue opportunities.
Derivative Creation: In the future, creators can select existing parent-IP content on MAX for slicing or derivative works, breathing new life into existing assets. By leveraging compliant frameworks, these derivative works also entitle creators to additional revenue-sharing.

Investors

Investors are the purchasers of content assets who participate in revenue-sharing by acquiring tokenized rights. Their roles and responsibilities include:

Investing in Content Assets: Investors can subscribe to copyright-verified content tokens via LaunchPad, which represent claims on future content revenues.
Revenue Sharing: Based on the proportion of tokens held, investors share in revenue streams such as advertising, subscriptions, tipping, and box office income.
Participation in Creation: Beyond investment, some investors may also engage in content creation through creative input, financial backing, or resource contributions.
Governance Participation: As holders of CREA governance tokens, investors may participate in DAO governance, voting on key decisions such as content development, IP expansion strategies, and exit mechanisms.

Vobile MAX

Vobile MAX acts as the data hub of the ContentFi Protocol ecosystem, supporting full-lifecycle management of content assets. Its roles and responsibilities include:

Copyright Services: Leverages CREA Databridge and Vobile's right identification technology to provide copyright identification services, ensuring originality and legal compliance.
Operational Services: Provides professional operational support—including publishing, promotion, and user engagement—helping creators maximize visibility and commercial outcomes.
Data Capture & Analytics: Collects performance data across multiple sources (e.g., views, engagement, revenue), and conducts analysis and ratings. These metrics are mapped on-chain to define asset value.
Asset Profiling: Uploads performance and revenue data to the blockchain, forming immutable records that provide investors with transparent and trustworthy information.
Technical Infrastructure: Supplies the foundational infrastructure and technical support for smooth content upload, copyright identification, operation, and trading.

Operators

Operators are professional teams or individuals who provide content operation and monetization services for creators lacking operational expertise. Their roles and responsibilities include:

Content Operation: Managing publishing, promotion, and community engagement to enhance content visibility and user interaction.
Commercial Monetization: Converting influence into revenue through advertising partnerships, brand sponsorships, and subscription models.
Market Expansion: Assisting creators in expanding across platforms and entering international markets to enhance global reach.
Data Analytics: Providing insights from performance metrics to optimize strategy and help creators better understand market demands and user behavior.

DAO Governance Participants

Coming Soon, DAO governance is a vital pillar of community co-governance. It ensures that creators, investors, and participants can collectively decide on key matters such as content strategy and revenue distribution. This feature will be introduced in later versions to enhance transparency, autonomy, and long-term sustainability of the ecosystem.

5. PLATFORM MECHANISM

SLAM!

5.1 Databridge

The core value of content assets ultimately comes from audience engagement and revenue generation. DataBridge consolidates key metrics—such as viewership, engagement, and revenue—into Vobile Group's global master data platform, MAX, as a trusted foundation. Critical data is then encrypted, hashed, and uploaded on-chain, ensuring transparency and immutability.

To achieve a closed value loop, the platform collaborates with licensed financial institutions, enabling secure interchangeability between crypto-assets and fiat currency, thereby fully mapping content revenues onto the blockchain. Each piece of content carries a unique digital fingerprint and watermark for rights identification, usage tracking, and copyright protection. In this way, both certification and value mapping are established simultaneously, supported by trusted third-party institutions and advanced technology.

5.2 MAX

Right Identification System:

MAX extracts a unique VDNA for every piece of content using Vobile's fingerprinting and watermarking technology, ensuring copyright identification and unique identification.

Data Collection & Integration:

The platform aggregates operational data from multiple sources and establishes a content rating framework. It tracks not only direct revenue from distribution channels but also derivative works and piracy-related revenues across social media—aiming to reconstruct the most complete revenue picture as an independent, trusted third-party provider.

Content Rating Engine:

A hybrid system of multi-factor and AI-based predictive models evaluates assets. Core metrics include viewership, engagement rate, monetization efficiency, and infringement rate. Factor weights dynamically adjust by content type, while predictive modeling leverages Vobile's historical operations data and time-series features to forecast revenue.

Content Operation Matching:

MAX integrates with external operation teams for value discovery, enabling creators and investors to maximize commercial potential.

Open Architecture:

Standardized APIs are available for investment institutions, copyright holders, and third-party developers.

5.3 LaunchPad

The platform provides end-to-end support for token issuance, circulation, trading, and community governance of video content assets. Creators can tokenize their works in a one-stop process, while investors gain real-time access to performance data for informed decision-making.

DAO-based governance will be introduced, allowing token holders to collectively participate in content development and revenue allocation decisions. The platform also supports stablecoin payments, cross-chain settlements, and multi-platform interoperability, ensuring global flexibility and efficiency in content asset circulation.

5.4 Tokenomics

Dual-Token Model:

Content Asset Token:

Pegged to individual content (e.g., video, IP bundle), representing claims on future revenue streams.

Platform Governance Token:

Used for governance, user incentives, content issuance thresholds, and ecosystem coordination.

Revenue Reinvestment Algorithm:

A self-sustaining growth mechanism is structured as follows:

1. A portion of revenue flows into AMM liquidity pools, enhancing depth and price stability.

2. The majority of revenue is locked in the Treasury as underlying collateral, reinforcing security.

3. This creates a flywheel loop: Content Growth → Asset Appreciation → Token Price Increase → Incentive Enhancement.

Content growth drives asset appreciation, which elevates token value. As token prices rise, liquidity provider (LP) incentives increase, attracting more capital inflows to liquidity pools, further deepening market stability.

5.5 ETF

Investing in a single content/IP asset carries high risk. If investors attempt to manually diversify across multiple assets, it not only complicates operations but also fragments liquidity.

To address this, the platform plans to launch Content Asset ETFs at the right stage. By bundling multiple content assets into thematic ETFs, market-cap-based ETFs, or revenue-driven ETFs, liquidity aggregation and risk-tiering are achieved, allowing investors to participate more efficiently and optimize portfolio allocation.

Key features include:

Establishing Tokenized Vault Standards to package multiple assets into a composite token.

Regular rebalancing of ETF components (by theme, revenue, or market cap strategies).

NAV (Net Asset Value) calculated via on-chain oracles.

ETF shares tradable on both DEX and CEX, enabling cross-market liquidity aggregation.

6. DAO & GOVERNANCE

THUD!

Coming Soon

DAO governance is a vital pillar of community co-governance. It ensures that creators, investors, and participants can collectively decide on key matters such as content strategy and revenue distribution. This feature will be introduced in later versions to enhance transparency, autonomy, and long-term sustainability of the ecosystem.

7. KEY PARTNERS

ALLIES!

Vobile

Vobile(SEHK:3738) is a global leader in providing SaaS solutions for digital content asset protection and transactions. Vobile MAX, the group's flagship asset trading platform, is designed to provide assetization and RWA issuance services for digital entertainment content worldwide.

CKE ECOFUND

Nervos CKB is a Bitcoin Layer 2 blockchain that balances security, decentralization, and high performance. It is designed to support both long-term value storage and high frequency transactions and application development making it a versatile infrastructure for the next generation of decentralized economies.

JoyID

JoyID is a decentralized wallet designed with a "no mnemonic, no private key" approach. It allows users to manage blockchain assets as easily and securely as using an email or social media account, greatly lowering the entry barrier to Web3 while maintaining decentralization and user sovereignty.

Fiber Network

Fiber Network is a next-generation Lightning Network built on Nervos CKB, designed to enable fast, low-cost, and decentralized multi-asset payments as well as peer-to-peer trading. By combining the scalability of CKB with advanced off-chain transaction channels, Fiber Network offers an efficient infrastructure for high-frequency payment scenarios, cross-border transfers, and asset interoperability within the Bitcoin and Nervos ecosystems.

IPN

IPN (International Payment Network) aims to provide enterprises worldwide with a secure, efficient, and low-cost payment infrastructure. Leveraging advanced protocols such as RGB++, IPN will issue the stablecoin USDI on both Bitcoin (BTC) and Nervos CKB, enabling seamless cross-chain settlement and global payment adoption.

8. ROADMAP

FUTURE!

Phase 1

Foundation Phase

Launch of the first batch of on-chain content asset pilots
Introduction of content asset evaluation and pricing models

Phase 2

Expansion Phase

Deployment of governance token mechanism
Launch of content ETF functionality
Initiation of content token staking and revenue-sharing model

Phase 3+

Innovation Phase

Cross-chain support for content assets
Integration of AI into content creation
Interactive platform for creators and investors
Optimization of content asset evaluation and pricing models

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