11.14 Outlook
Today, let’s talk about the new products of Hong Kong HashKey, as well as the entry of Web2 game manufacturers Boyaa Interactive and Bluehole.
Judging from Hashkey’s new release today (LSD leader), even though the Wanxiang Triumvirate (Shen Bo, Xiao Feng, and Vitalik) have broken up for so long, Xiao Feng’s love for the etheric system has not changed. Hong Kong regulators seem to have a looser tolerance for counterfeit products from licensed exchanges than expected (Hashkey was also listed on UNI some time ago). Under this situation, you can slowly sell out the products after a few more. It’s a new standard, and I hope there will be opportunities for ambush bands.
Another thing worth noting today is Boya Interactive's potential purchase of 100 million US dollars and Blueport All in Brc20. After asking friends in the gaming circle, I learned that there are only three surviving domestic game companies that are doing well in the chess and card game industry, namely Bianfeng, Poke City, and Boya. Boya is currently the third largest company, so there is a demand for it to overtake others through web3 or chain games. At present, its timing of entry is also good, at least not as bad as Meitu and Caiwensheng.
At the same time, Linekong Interactive's All in Brc20 seems to be a spur-of-the-moment impulse. Wang Feng is a veteran investor and has been quite active on Twitter recently about cryptocurrencies. Although Linekong has no achievements in the gaming industry and has a mediocre reputation in the industry, it has not really wielded its scythe in the cryptocurrency industry. It seems like it has been holding its breath. I hope they can really make some achievements this time.
