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Macao Blusea Digital Asset Exchange—Exploring the Ocean of the Digital Economy
The Macao International Brand Exchange is licensed by the Macao government. Besides being a market maker for tangible assets like traditional centralized exchanges, it has also founded Blusea Digital Asset Exchange, a next-generation decentralized platform where people trade NFTs, metaverse items, derivatives etc., digitalize real-world assets, as well as benefit from various DeFi services.
In 2009, China approved the Hengqin Overall Development Plan to incorporate Hengqin into Zhuhai Special Economic Zone with a view to gradually building the island into a demonstration zone for the new collaborative relationship among Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao under One Country Two Systems. Coincidentally, it was also in 2009 that Satoshi Nakamoto invented Bitcoin and opened the Pandora Box of the digital economy.
On the wings of China’s Reform and Opening-up, the Macau International Brand Exchange stumbled upon this Pandora Box and decided to seize the opportunity.
Macao Blusea Digital Asset Exchange
BluSea’s Core Business
As a next-generation metaverse exchange, BluSea is not only involved in NFT and DeFi, but also supports the digitalization of assets. Not restricting its business to digital artworks or game NFTs, BluSea understands the game-changing potential of real-world asset digitalization. Blusea’s introduction of DeFi is also expected to boost the value of users’ metaverse assets.
Digitalization of Real-world Assets
BluSea’s Technological Advantage and Security System
Both NFT and DeFi need to be supported by powerful technologies and a trustworthy security system. BluSea has adopted AI-powered formal verification to safeguard assets and smart contracts. BluSea boasts Nasdaq-level concurrency thanks to its AI-optimized network environment. AI quantitative transaction, smart financing as well as transaction route optimization will lower the barrier to trading assets in the metaverse.
When it comes to security, BluSea uses cutting-edge multi-level protection strategies for the front and back ends to safeguard the user terminal for asset safety.
BluSea’s Diverse Use Scenarios
BLUS is the only official token on BluSea. Besides paying transaction fees, granting voting power, minting NFTs and other conventional uses, BLUS also supports cross-border payment and free exchange into foreign currencies through Paypal thanks to One Country Two Systems.
Cross-border Payment
BluSea and OpenSea
In contrast to OpenSea’s sole focus on NFT trading, BluSea integrates NFT, DeFi and the AI-powered self-improving IPFS public chain—BLUS Chain.
BLUS Chain is a powerful next-generation public chain designed specifically for the metaverse. It uses IPFS for its basic data storage layer to provide distributed storage for metaverse assets and AI technologies to achieve high efficiency and security. Meanwhile, thanks to BluSea’s own cross-chain bridge Maelstrom, NFT assets can freely flow to and from mainstream public chains such as Ethereum, BSC, HECO, etc, which helps boost the liquidity of NFT and attract more users and investments to BluSea.
The integration of blockchain and semiconductor technologies will enable BluSea to build a platform for digital mirroring, which will allow users to bring their real-world assets into the virtual world and become the first people to witness the era of the metaverse.
Digital Mirroring
A New Chapter for the Digital Economy
Into the era of the digital economy, countries around the world are competing for an early lead. Europe, Canada, Australia and other developed countries have all launched Bitcoin ETFs. El Salvador went one step ahead and made Bitcoin its fiat currency.
The Digital Economy
In the meanwhile, in the 2021 CIFTIS—Global Trade in Services Summit, Chinese president Xi Jinping said, “We will join hands with all parties, continue to open up and cooperate for mutual benefit and share opportunities in service trading for the recovery and sustained growth of the world economy. We will build a mature system of rules for the service industry, and start by testing international free trade agreement rules in Beijing and other cities, building pilot zones for digital trade. We will continue to support the development of SMEs, deepen the reform of the OTC market, establish the Beijing Stock Exchange and develop SMEs into the main force for innovation in the service sector.
The Greater Bay Area is China’s primary window to the global economy. In Outline Development Plan for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area issued by the State Council in 2019, it was clearly stated that building a stock market with RMB-based settlement in Macao is being studied. Now China’s national cryptocurrency DCEP has been launched in several cities, and BluSea as a digital token platform will not only help SMEs to get on the fast track of digitalization but also play an exemplary role as a pioneer in digital trade.
With support from the state, BluSea Exchange as well as the Macau International Brand Exchange will continue to focus on developing the digital economy to empower the real economy. Together they will explore new business models, facilitate the development of new economies, help build China’s influence in the international financial sector. Eventually, the Greater Bay Area will welcome a new chapter of the international digital economy with Hengqin as its center.
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Global Supply Chain Redistribution: Otto Media Grup Rapidly Builds a More Effective Growth System Between Singapore and Indonesia
Since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in early 2022, the global business environment has entered a prolonged phase of “high uncertainty.” More and more international companies are rethinking globalization: rising isolationist sentiment, manufacturing reshoring, heightened geopolitical risks, the impact of AI on creativity and labor, and ongoing reflection on the fragility of single supply chains are all prompting firms to reconsider what kind of global resource allocation can simultaneously boost efficiency, enhance resilience, and create broader social value. Through interviews with the senior management of Otto Media Grup in both Singapore and Indonesia, a clear observation emerges: Otto Media does not equate globalization with mere market expansion, but views it as an organizational upgrade centered on “functional restructuring, asset reallocation, and talent redesign.”
The changes at the Singapore headquarters of Otto Media are particularly instructive. According to management, the Singapore team has shifted from full-chain media operations to focusing on light-asset, highly specialized functions such as copyright management, financial operations, and market research. This is not a business contraction, but a functional reorientation: retaining activities that depend most on institutional stability, international interfacing, professional judgment, and compliance precision in Singapore, while gradually transferring heavy-asset tasks requiring dense execution, team collaboration, onsite operations, and large-scale training support elsewhere. In essence, Otto Media is turning its Singapore HQ into a more professional, judgment-driven central node. Management highlighted that, post-restructuring and with AI empowerment, Singapore staff now enjoy more remote work, are freed from high-frequency execution tasks, and can focus more on skill building and cross-regional decision support.
On the other end, Indonesia has taken on the more expansion-oriented business functions of Otto Media—live streaming, influencer training, product design and production, AI education, marketing execution, and training academies, all requiring heavier operations and stronger onsite execution. This migration is not just due to “lower talent costs” in Indonesia; what truly makes it viable are the unique conditions of Indonesia amid global industry shifts: a fast-growing consumer market, an extremely young and large population, rapidly rising digital and AI participation, and high capacity for absorbing new job types and skill upgrades.
The management of Otto Media repeatedly emphasized in interviews that the company is not simply “copying” the Singapore model to Indonesia. Instead, after understanding the Indonesian local market rhythms, labor structure, and youth career paths, they embed a proven set of developed-market operating mechanisms, training logic, marketing methods, and organizational systems into local society. Notably, Otto Media is not just relocating execution tasks, but is actively establishing an education and training system focused on AI applications, content production, brand communication, and professional skill enhancement, providing young people with systematic training and pathways into new industries through its training academy. This approach has enabled Otto Media to achieve efficient industrial transfer from Singapore to Indonesia in a short time and quickly build new business capacity locally.
On a broader scale, Singapore-Indonesia dual configuration of Otto Media Grup offers a valuable corporate case study: in a global supply chain restructuring nowadays, truly resilient international enterprises do not relocate chaotically just to chase lower costs. Instead, they redeploy “light-asset, high-judgment” functions and “heavy-execution, high-expansion” functions according to the institutional conditions, talent structure, social environment, and industrial maturity of each region. This strategic reallocation is now an essential survival skill for global enterprises.
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China, 28th Apr 2026 – From April 21 to 23, Money20/20 Asia, one of the world’s most influential fintech events, was held in Bangkok, Thailand. As a leading player in global digital payments, Lianlian DigiTech was once again invited to participate, showcasing its latest advancements in cross-border payment infrastructure, technological innovation, and ecosystem collaboration, and highlighting its ongoing exploration and practice at the forefront of the global cross-border payments industry.
During the summit, Lianlian DigiTech announced a strategic partnership with USI Money to further strengthen its global cross-border payment network and provide merchants worldwide with more efficient and reliable fund flow services.
At the same time, Shen Enguang, Co-President of Lianlian DigiTech, Ma Xiao, Head of Lianlian Bank Partnerships, and Jiang Jie, Head of LianLian Global Hong Kong, were invited to attend the event. They engaged in in-depth discussions with representatives from international financial institutions, exploring fintech trends and innovations in global payments, and contributing Lianlian’s insights to the intelligent and global development of the cross-border payments industry.
Partnering with USI Money and Global Partners to Build a Borderless Payment Network
During the summit, Lianlian DigiTech announced a strategic partnership with London-based fintech company USI Money, further strengthening its global payment network.
The collaboration will focus on cross-border remittance and foreign exchange services. Through deep integration of technology and resources, both parties aim to deliver efficient, secure, and cost-effective one-stop collection and payment solutions for global businesses, significantly improving fund flow efficiency and FX experience.
Syed Bukhari, Chief Business and Operations Officer of USI Money Group, commented: “Our partnership with Lianlian will further enhance our remittance capabilities, enabling us to create greater value for clients through broader network coverage and improved transaction performance.”
Jiang Jie, Head of LianLian Global Hong Kong, added: “By leveraging the complementary strengths of our ecosystem partners in technology and compliance, Lianlian will continue to expand its global payment network and optimize transaction efficiency. We aim to strengthen financial connectivity across markets and deliver more efficient and reliable cross-border payment experiences for our clients.”
Founded in 2009 and listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2024 (2598.HK), Lianlian DigiTech is a leading AI-driven digital payment service provider in China with a global presence. Guided by its mission to “connect the world and serve globally,” and driven by an “AI-native + globalization” strategy, the company is committed to building a trusted new infrastructure for intelligent global finance. As of the end of 2025, Lianlian DigiTech has established a cross-border payment network covering more than 100 countries and regions, serving over 10.4 million customers worldwide.
USI Money is a foreign exchange and international remittance service provider focused on delivering customized cross-border fund solutions for both corporate and individual clients. With competitive real-time exchange rates and efficient execution as its core strengths, the company is dedicated to providing fast, secure, and seamless global fund transfer experiences.
In addition, during the event, Lianlian DigiTech co-hosted a networking session with Unlimit to create an open platform for exchange. The session attracted a wide range of fintech partners, fostering discussions on ecosystem collaboration and partnership opportunities, and further advancing the development of an open and connected ecosystem.
Industry Roundtable: Cross-Border Payments Collaboration and Inclusive Growth in Emerging Markets in the AI Era
At the same time, during the conference, Ma Xiao, Head of Lianlian Bank Partnerships, and Jiang Jie, Head of LianLian Global Hong Kong, were invited to join themed roundtable discussions. Drawing on industry practice, they shared key insights and outlined new pathways and core logic for the coordinated development of fintech and the global financial system.
During the roundtable titled “Fintech and Banks,” Ma Xiao highlighted that the global payments system is rapidly evolving from a “single-point capability” model to a “layered collaboration” framework. In this structure, banks serve as the underlying infrastructure, responsible for global clearing networks and liquidity management, while fintech companies such as Lianlian build on top of these systems to create a “retail layer” of services for businesses. This approach transforms complex cross-border payment channels into accessible product capabilities, enabling enterprises to manage multi-scenario fund flows more efficiently.
At the same time, fintech is playing an increasingly critical role in both compliance and value creation. On one hand, through technology-enabled, front-loaded risk control and verification, fintech companies act as “compliance aggregators,” improving efficiency while filtering risks and helping banks scale their trust capabilities. On the other hand, by leveraging insights from transaction data and business flows, fintech collaborates with banks to more accurately assess the operating conditions of small and medium-sized enterprises. This shift supports a transition from experience-driven to data-driven capital allocation, enhancing the accessibility of financial services.
At the roundtable titled “Different Worlds, Same Challenges: Building Bridges for Emerging Markets,” Jiang Jie noted that the focus of financial inclusion is shifting from “scale of coverage” to “practical usability.” The ability to sustainably serve long-tail groups such as small and micro merchants and overseas workers ultimately depends on continuous optimization of product design and operational capabilities.
In emerging markets, small merchants often face challenges such as difficulty in opening accounts, complex cross-border collections, high FX costs, and complicated tax requirements. However, many existing solutions still follow traditional enterprise-level logic, with cumbersome KYB processes and long review cycles that do not align with the “light-asset, high-frequency, fast-turnover” nature of small businesses. In response, Lianlian has reduced barriers to fund flows by providing local collection accounts, optimizing FX mechanisms, and improving settlement efficiency. At the same time, it has restructured account frameworks, verification processes, and fund visibility to better align services with users’ real business and daily needs.
As digital technology continues to integrate with the real economy, the combined innovation of AI and blockchain is reshaping the underlying logic of global financial services. Lianlian DigiTech has long focused on AI-driven innovation, global compliance system development, and the expansion of its global service network. With its global licensing footprint, compliance expertise, localized service capabilities, and technological stability, the company has earned broad trust from regulators, markets, clients, and ecosystem partners worldwide.
Looking ahead, Lianlian DigiTech will continue to build on its cross-border experience and compliance expertise to develop AI-native core capabilities, deepen collaboration with global ecosystem partners, and evolve from a “payment network” into an “end-to-end intelligent infrastructure builder.” The goal is to become a trusted value-connecting infrastructure in the AI-driven global era, delivering more convenient, efficient, and intelligent cross-border financial services to customers worldwide.
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New proprietary grade family delivers up to 3x throughput improvement; company to showcase at ISME VIETNAM 2026 Booths 132-135
Loudi, China, 28th Apr 2026 – Hunan Tianyi High-tech Materials Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (“TianYi High-Tech”), a nationally recognized high-tech enterprise and national “Little Giant” specialized enterprise, announced the official launch of its TA Series — a new generation of cemented carbide roller rings engineered specifically for high-speed wire rod and bar rolling mills. The TA Series encompasses three specialized grades: TA30 for ultra-high-speed wire rod finishing blocks, TA40 for high-speed bar mills in the 12-16 mm range, and TA50 for high-speed bar mills in the 18-25 mm range — each delivering measurable gains in throughput, wear life, and thermal stability.
The announcement coincides with TianYi High-Tech’s participation at ISME VIETNAM 2026, where the company will present the TA Series live at Booths 132-135 at the Hanoi Metallurgy & Steel Exhibition. The event marks a significant milestone in TianYi High-Tech’s expansion strategy across Southeast Asia, with a presence spanning Vietnam, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, and Thailand.
A New Chapter in Roller Ring Performance
Modern rolling mills are under constant pressure to increase throughput without sacrificing product quality. TianYi High-Tech’s TA Series rises to this challenge through proprietary formulations and advanced hot-press sintering processes, achieving a rare combination of superior wear resistance, high hardness, and exceptional thermal stability.
TA30 — Wire Rod Finishing Mill
The TA30 is purpose-built for the finishing block of high-speed wire rod mills. Engineered to operate across the full wire rod rolling range of 5.5-20 mm, the TA30 delivers a step-change in mill productivity: plant trials have demonstrated throughput improvements of 1 to 3 times depending on mill configuration and operating parameters. The TA30 maintains consistent dimensional accuracy across extended rolling sequences, significantly reducing the frequency of roll changes and associated downtime.
The TA30 also performs with excellence in reducing mill configurations, making it one of the most versatile grades in its class for wire rod producers seeking to maximize output from existing assets.
TA40 — Bar Mill (12-16 mm)
The TA40 addresses the demanding requirements of bar mills rolling rebar and round bar in the 12-16 mm range. Optimized for high-speed continuous rolling, the TA40 delivers consistent groove geometry and surface finish over extended campaign lengths, directly translating into lower cost-per-ton for mill operators.
TA50 — Bar Mill (18-25 mm)
The TA50 is TianYi High-Tech’s premium solution for bar mills in the 18-25 mm segment. Built for heavy-duty, high-impact rolling conditions, the TA50 combines superior compressive strength with outstanding crack resistance, making it the grade of choice for mills demanding maximum durability and minimum unplanned maintenance.
Extended Specialty Steel Capability
All three TA Series grades are also validated for use across a broader spectrum of specialty and high-value steel grades, including:
High-strength Rebar Bars (HRB400E, HRB500E, HRB600E)
Plain Carbon Steel
Tire Cord Steel
Spring Steel
Bearing Steel
Alloy Steel
Cold Heading Steel
This versatility positions the TA Series as a comprehensive solution for mills producing both standard commodity products and demanding specialty alloys — a capability that sets TianYi High-Tech apart in an increasingly competitive global market.
Vertically Integrated Manufacturing: From Powder to Finished Ring
The TA Series is produced entirely within TianYi High-Tech’s own manufacturing facilities, encompassing the complete production chain: raw powder preparation, pressing, sintering, precision grinding, and quality inspection. This vertical integration gives TianYi High-Tech full control over every step of the process, enabling:
Tight tolerances on all critical dimensions
Consistent batch-to-batch quality through standardized process parameters
Full customization to meet specific mill configurations, rolling schedules, and steel grades
Complete supply chain traceability, from incoming raw materials to finished product
TianYi High-Tech’s quality management system is backed by comprehensive international certifications. Every TA Series roller ring undergoes rigorous mechanical property testing and dimensional inspection prior to dispatch, backed by a complete quality dossier — providing mill operators with full confidence in product performance from the first roll to the last.
Certification Scope
ISO 9001 Quality Management System
ISO 14001 Environmental Management System
ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety
AA-level CER Integration of Industrialization and Informatization
On the Ground in Southeast Asia: ISME VIETNAM 2026
As part of its commitment to serving Southeast Asian steel producers, TianYi High-Tech will participate in ISME VIETNAM 2026 — the region’s leading metallurgy and steel industry exhibition — presenting the TA Series at Booths 132-135 at the Hanoi Convention Center.
Vietnam has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing steel markets, driven by aggressive investment in infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing capacity. Similar dynamics are accelerating demand across Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines. TianYi High-Tech’s presence at ISME VIETNAM 2026 reflects its strategic commitment to building long-term partnerships with rolling mill operators throughout the region.
Industry analysts estimate that Southeast Asia will account for a disproportionate share of global new steel capacity additions through 2030. As mills in the region upgrade to high-speed rolling technologies, the demand for high-performance cemented carbide roller rings — such as the TA Series — is expected to grow substantially.
Global Expansion: Serving 60+ Countries and Regions
TianYi High-Tech’s international footprint extends well beyond Southeast Asia. The company’s products are currently deployed in Russia, the United States, India, and more than 60 countries and regions worldwide, serving a diversified client base that includes leading steel producers and precision manufacturing enterprises. Domestically, TianYi High-Tech maintains long-standing partnerships with major steel groups including Shougang Group, Valin Steel, XiangTan Iron&Steel Group, Fangda Group, Sinosteel, BRC Rolls Ltd., MASTEEL etc.
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