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Jason Fung, Head of Global Partnerships: The prediction market should not only be a "trading market," but should also become an open ecosystem for users to create markets

On August 21, the GATE ZONE fireside chat event took place in the Summer Bay area of Coinfest Asia, where Gate Head of Global Partnerships Jason Fung shared insights on the theme "Predicting the Biggest Market Opportunities." He discussed the competitive landscape of prediction markets, user-created markets, the Builder ecosystem, and future market opportunities. Jason Fung stated that as on-chain prediction markets continue to develop, industry competition will no longer focus solely on liquidity and trading volume. Instead, lowering the barriers to market creation, diversifying market types, and enabling more users to participate in market building will become important directions for the future development of prediction markets.Regarding the recent launch of the event contract Builder by Gate DexBuilder, Jason Fung mentioned that enabling users to create markets independently is an important step towards the openness of prediction markets. By lowering the barriers to creating and launching event markets, users can quickly build markets around popular events and explore more niche themes and potential demands, thereby driving the evolution of prediction markets from a product form dominated by a few platforms to a more open market ecosystem.Jason Fung believes that there are still many opportunities in prediction markets that have not been fully explored, and their application scope is expected to continue extending from popular fields such as politics, sports, crypto, AI, and entertainment. As more developers and entrepreneurs enter this space, the Builder ecosystem, market diversity, and user experience will become important driving forces for industry development, and on-chain event markets are expected to further expand from early user groups to a broader user market.

Gate announces Jason Fung as Head of Global Partnerships to accelerate global ecological cooperation布局

Gate today announced that Jason Fung has officially joined Gate as the Head of Global Partnerships. He will lead the global cooperation strategy, deepening long-term collaboration with high-quality projects, L1/L2 ecosystems, TradFi institutions, and Web3 partners, enhancing the platform's ecological value and global resource integration capabilities.Jason has over 15 years of industry experience in Web3, fintech, consumer technology, and gaming. He has worked at Sei, ABFinance, TikTok, and Alibaba, and has been involved in founding multiple Web2 and Web3 startup projects, accumulating rich experience in market expansion, ecosystem construction, asset operation, strategic cooperation, and international business development. He graduated from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Commerce degree.Jason stated, "I am excited to join Gate. The digital asset industry is welcoming more innovation and collaboration opportunities. I look forward to leveraging my experience in Web3, technology, and global cooperation to establish closer connections with global project parties, ecosystem partners, and industry participants, exploring more innovative opportunities and jointly promoting the development of the digital asset field."Jason's addition will further enhance Gate's global cooperation system, promote resource synergy across ecosystems and industries, and work with more partners to explore innovative applications of digital assets, supporting the construction and long-term development of the industry ecosystem.

Chainlink Labs Blockchain Partnerships Lead: The transaction value realized on the Chainlink network exceeds $10 trillion, with over 12.5 billion data points transmitted

ChainCatcher news, the "Web3 Insight Summit" co-hosted by ChainCatcher, RootData, and Oak Grove Ventures was held today at the Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel. During the conference, Sean Chung, Head of Blockchain Partnerships at Chainlink Labs, delivered a speech titled "Secure, Reliable, and Interoperable Future: Chainlink CCIP."Sean Chung mentioned that the transaction funds involved in blockchain cross-chain activities are actually greater than those in the DeFi sector. However, the lack of interoperability among different chains has led to significant liquidity fragmentation issues in the crypto market, stifling on-chain innovation.The interoperability protocol CCIP being built by Chainlink Labs is connecting various applications, public chains, and private chains to realize an interconnected Web3. Currently, the Chainlink network has achieved over $10 trillion in TVE (Transaction Value Enabled), with over 12.5 billion data points delivered on its chain, and has partnered with more than 12 major global financial institutions, including Swift.The "Web3 Insight Summit" is hosted by ChainCatcher, aiming to gather the most thoughtful and innovative senior professionals in Web3 from around the world to provide more constructive insights for the industry, present more industry insights, and help Web3 move towards the mainstream.

GGV Capital has split into two independent partnerships, one in the United States and one in Asia. GGV Capital will operate independently and will no longer use the GGV brand

ChainCatcher news, GGV Capital announced that it will split into two completely independent partnerships, each with its unique brand name. Among them, the U.S. partnership, led by managing partners Glenn Solomon, Hans Tung, Jeff Richards, and Oren Yunger, will primarily invest across North America, Latin America, Israel, Europe, and India/U.S. cross-border, with offices in Silicon Valley and New York. Meanwhile, the Asian partnership, led by managing partners Jenny Lee and Jixun Foo, will primarily invest in China, Southeast Asia, and South Asia, headquartered in Singapore.In addition, the RMB fund under the Jiyuan Capital brand will continue to be independently managed by managing partner Eric Xu. This transformation is expected to conclude in the first quarter of 2024.After this, Jiyuan Capital announced that it will no longer use the name GGV and has updated its official website address (www.jiyuancap.com). However, the website currently does not display its partnership composition, only listing several well-known investment projects, such as Xiaopeng Motors, Baibu, Sandunban, Moore Threads, JD Industrial, and more. The team's email will also correspondingly change; the original brand name "GGV 纪源资本" on official platforms like WeChat will be renamed to "纪源资本".Previous report, Sequoia Capital announced in June this year that it will split into three companies, with Sequoia China being rebranded as HongShan, and Sequoia India and Southeast Asia being rebranded as Peak XV Partners. Sequoia's U.S. and European businesses will maintain their affiliation with the original Sequoia Capital brand, with a completion deadline set before March 31, 2024.
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