A short while ago, a statement was published by Klaytn, a blockchain platform developed by Ground X, a subsidiary of Kakao, announcing that 8 new service partners have joined their ecosystem.
With these new partnerships, Klaytn’s platform has reached 47 service partners, an important milestone and proof that the platform is increasingly becoming a good choice to harmonise the various blockchain projects.
Among the various partners that have joined this platform, there is STARTnet, a social platform in the art world that allows artists from all over the world to join together and, thanks to the blockchain, can protect their works with copyright.
Another interesting project is that of LITER, which allows users to be rewarded for reviews of products and services. LITER uses an incentive mechanism that has already attracted over 600,000 users worldwide.
Even in the logistics sector, there are some projects. One such example is Dkargo, which aims to create an efficient network to expand the entire sector, considering that the blockchain is suitable for this type of service.
Thanks to these and other partnerships, Klaytn can aim to reach millions of users and help the blockchain industry to reach another level, as explained by the CEO of Ground X, Jason Han:
“Klaytn is partnering with successful firms that have developed and operated services accruing millions of users, and the collaboration will contribute to building a user-friendly
A short while ago, a statement was published by Klaytn, a blockchain platform developed by Ground X, a subsidiary of Kakao, announcing that 8 new service partners have joined their ecosystem.
With these new partnerships, Klaytn’s platform has reached 47 service partners, an important milestone and proof that the platform is increasingly becoming a good choice to harmonise the various blockchain projects.
Among the various partners that have joined this platform, there is STARTnet, a social platform in the art world that allows artists from all over the world to join together and, thanks to the blockchain, can protect their works with copyright.
Another interesting project is that of LITER, which allows users to be rewarded for reviews of products and services. LITER uses an incentive mechanism that has already attracted over 600,000 users worldwide.
Even in the logistics sector, there are some projects. One such example is Dkargo, which aims to create an efficient network to expand the entire sector, considering that the blockchain is suitable for this type of service.
Thanks to these and other partnerships, Klaytn can aim to reach millions of users and help the blockchain industry to reach another level, as explained by the CEO of Ground X, Jason Han:
“Klaytn is partnering with successful firms that have developed and operated services accruing millions of users, and the collaboration will contribute to building a user-friendly blockchain service. Together with service partners, Klaytn will take the blockchain industry to the next level by focusing on creating meaningful real use-cases, which stands as the next key challenge in our industry”.
Kakao is becoming an increasingly established name in the blockchain sector and will soon launch its wallet and the related tokens, achieving the listing on the first exchanges, demonstrating how South Korea is at the forefront of the crypto sector.
