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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.

first_img IDC released a report on global commercial service robots, showing that Chinese manufacturers account for over 90% of the shipment volume

According to a report by China News Service, the International Data Corporation (IDC) released a global commercial service robot tracking report on July 7. The data shows that by 2025, the global commercial service robot market size will reach $1.37 billion, a year-on-year growth of 35.7%, with an annual shipment volume of approximately 155,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 44.1%. Among them, Chinese manufacturers, leveraging supply chain and AI technology innovation advantages, continue to lead the global market, accounting for over 90% of the total share among the top ten manufacturers in global shipments.In terms of subcategories, commercial cleaning robots are growing the fastest, with an estimated shipment volume of about 58,000 units (+83.8%) in 2025, and a market size exceeding $760 million; delivery robots remain the largest submarket in terms of shipment volume, with annual shipments of about 84,000 units (+30.2%). In terms of regional distribution, the Chinese market continues to hold the global lead with approximately 38% market share, while the Latin American region has become the fastest-growing regional market with a year-on-year shipment growth rate of 84.4%. IDC predicts that by 2030, global commercial service robot shipments will reach 454,000 units, with the market size expected to grow to $3.17 billion.

Sonic Labs announced significant changes to its board and leadership, with Andre Cronje and two others resigning from the board

According to Sonic Labs' official statement, the company has made significant adjustments in its board, leadership, and operational direction. Michael Kong, Andre Cronje, and David Richardson will resign from their positions on the Sonic Labs board, but all three will retain their investments in Sonic and fully transfer their responsibilities, though they will no longer make business decisions for the organization.Sonic Labs also announced that Matt Visser will serve as CEO, and Kosta Kourkoumelis will serve as COO. The primary task of the new management is not to announce a roadmap, but to enforce operational discipline and regain trust. Matt Visser stated, "I am not here to promise an immediate turnaround. I will make Sonic better by 1% every day and let it compound."Sonic Labs indicated that the current token price and community sentiment are both low, and the next 100 days will be regarded as a new first day, with the goal of achieving small improvements daily and allowing them to compound. Sonic Labs is committed to promoting transparent governance, establishing a dedicated risk and compliance committee, prioritizing the community, and reducing vague announcements while providing clearer progress updates.On the technical side, Sonic Labs stated that the engineering team's progress has not been affected. Since 2026, 400 valid pull requests have been merged into the GitHub main branch, two official releases have been published, and major version 2.2.0 is under development, with six candidate versions released so far, and a private testnet has gone live and is undergoing intensive testing.
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