Exclusive Interview: Discussing Enterprise Asset Management Solutions and the Development Prospects of GameFi

Recently, we had the privilege of interviewing an executive from a company focused on enterprise-level asset management. Over the past six years, this company has created more than 5 million wallet addresses for over 3,000 corporate clients and is the first in the market to adopt MPC sharding technology, allowing users to fully manage their assets independently.

Executives stated that, in addition to wallet technology, they also pay special attention to the collaborative experience of enterprises. By creating a financial SaaS platform, they make multi-asset management simpler and more efficient, providing intuitive visual charts and flexible configuration strategies. In the face of trends such as Web3 gaming, OTC, and the shift of traditional Web2 traffic to Web3, they have good solutions for these demands.

When discussing the current state of the Web2 and Web3 gaming industry, executives pointed out significant differences between the two. The Web2 gaming industry has already become a mature economic system, while Web3 gaming is still in its early stages. In Web3 gaming, transactions have become central, and the games themselves are often designed to satisfy transaction demands. In contrast, Web2 gaming places a greater emphasis on enhancing the gaming experience.

The reasons why Web2 players find it difficult to enter Web3 games have been analyzed by executives from three aspects: player demand, technical challenges, and game content. They believe that many players may still be unclear about the appeal of Web3 games, the technical barriers remain high, and the quality of Web3 game content in the market also needs improvement.

When discussing the trading processing system, the executives introduced their independently developed infrastructures: "AnyChain" and "Easynode". These tools are designed to provide a high-performance, highly reliable blockchain trading processing system to meet increasingly complex trading demands.

Regarding the prospects of the GameFi sector, executives have expressed optimism about this field, especially considering its potential demonstrated globally, particularly in Southeast Asia. They are planning to provide tools based on game user experience and security, such as social login and smart contract applications, to support NFT transactions and AA wallets.

Finally, the executives emphasized that they are planning corresponding product solutions to ensure that users can manage their in-game Web3 assets and accounts under a good operational experience. He believes that the future of GameFi is not just a technical issue; the real challenge lies in how to integrate finance and gaming to create truly attractive and valuable experiences.