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Good News: Paralism Granted Another Patent

Dear partners and communities,

We are delighted to announce that another one of our inventions “Data consistency protection method based on cryptology difficulty accumulation” (Publication No.: CN109886048B) has been granted a patent by the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) recently. The authorization of this patent is another embodiment of our innovation and technical strength and further strengthens our market competitiveness in the parallel blockchain field.

Paralism has Launched Its Asia-Pacific Headquarter in Tokyo, Japan

Dear communities and partners,

We are pleased to announce that Paralism has launched its Asia-Pacific headquarter in Tokyo, Japan, with the aim of strengthening our focus and support for the Web3, DAO, and NFT ecosystems in the Asia-Pacific region. This company will serve as an important part of our strategy to expand our overseas users and ecosystem, driving innovation and meeting the needs of our users and partners.

Join Paralism InnovationZone

Dear DApp owners and developers,

We are thrilled to announce that we are launching a new round of recruitment for our InnovationZone sandbox environment. If you’re looking to turn your DApp ideas into reality, look no further! Our community of innovative developers is waiting for you to join us.

Founder of Hyperchain: Digitalization is the Mutual Participation and Interaction of Real Business and the Digital World in Digital Form

On May 26th, Shi Xingguo, the founder of Hyperchain, attended the first-ever online launch event for the Li Shizhen Digital Art Collection and the world’s first Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Digital Innovation Joint Laboratory. He witnessed the pioneering of the digitalization of TCM culture and discussed his understanding of the future trends of digital collections.

Shi Xingguo Talks to Jack Kong: New Opportunities for Hong Kong Web3 in The Crypto Winter and Lessons from The FTX Crisis

On the evening of November 14th, the 13th episode of ” Observing the Langya List” was broadcasted, and Mr. Shi Xingguo (member of the Blockchain Special Committee of the China Computer Federation, founder of Hyperchain, winner of the National Science and Technology Progress Award, and former chief engineer of the Internet Laboratory of the Software Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences) was the host. He was joined by Jack Kong (founder of Nano Labs, a Nasdaq-listed company with ten years of industry experience and successful incubation of the first blockchain industry stock and the first Chinese metaverse stock). The two discussed the latest ” Policy Statement on Virtual Asset Development in Hong Kong,” the problems exposed by the FTX liquidity crisis, and hot topics such as new public chain economic models and NFT.

What Does the Surge of ‘Web3.0 Concept Stocks’ in A-share Market Mean

Shi Xingguo, the founder of Hyperchain, provided his interpretation of the surge of A-share Web3.0 concept stocks

Recently, Web3.0 concept stocks of A-share listed companies have risen against the trend and become a new hot spot in the market. On November 10th, Web3.0 concept stocks triggered a surge, with Quanshi World Online Network Information gaining eight consecutive limit-ups in 10 days, and Rongji WISP gaining four consecutive limit-ups. Many listed companies, including Philisense, COL, Net263, CSII, and TungKong, have responded that they have laid out related businesses. Shi Xingguo, the founder of Hyperchain, was invited by Huoxun.com to interpret this phenomenon.

Founder of Hyperchain, Shi Xingguo, Provided His Interpretation of The Hong Kong SAR Government’s Policy Statement Regarding Virtual Assets

The Hyperchain’s founder, Mr. Shi Xingguo, believes that Hong Kong is more attractive to mainland China than other Asia-Pacific regions. He also stated that Hong Kong has always had a solid foundation for financial business, but its initiative in virtual assets has been surpassed by other regions in recent years. Therefore, it is crucial for Hong Kong to lead in virtual assets in the Asia-Pacific region and even internationally, while maintaining long-term and consistent policies.