Conflux与中国移动咪咕达成合作 将联合推出视频彩铃数字藏品

币界网Publicado a 2024-08-22Actualizado a 2024-08-22

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Conflux 与中国移动咪咕携手宣布,双方已达成在 Web3.0 领域深度合作的协议,未来将基于树图区块链底层基础设施(Conflux)延伸出涵盖多个领域的合作。

本次合作基于双方前期的产品和技术交流,建立了深厚的信任基础。根据协议内容,Conflux 与中国移动咪咕将在树图公有链上,进行包括但不限于视频彩铃数字藏品、数字身份(DID)以及区块链通信硬件等方向的联合开发、应用和推广。

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作为兼具运营商特色和互联网特点的数字内容媒体科技创新公司,咪咕是中国移动旗下专注数字内容领域的专业公司,早在 2021 年就依托算力网络勾勒出了聚焦超高清视频、视频彩铃、云游戏、云VR、云AR五大方向的 MIGU 元宇宙演进路线图。本次与 Conflux 的合作,是中国移动咪咕首次基于公有链基础设施进行的 Web3.0 应用探索。

Conflux 是全球知名的公有链底层基础设施,其拥有完全自主知识产权,利用树图结构共识排序算法,在不牺牲安全性和去中心化程度的情况下突破了区块链在交易吞吐量(TPS)和确认时间(ConfirmationLatency)两方面技术瓶颈,实现了中国区块链底层基础设施在国际上的弯道超车。现阶段,为打通传统行业与新兴技术之间的壁垒,Conflux 正致力于将 Web3 技术拓展到传统的行业场景中,同时帮助传统行业发现新的 Web3 市场。

随着文旅文化的兴起,中国移动咪咕与 Conflux 将于 8 月 23 日推出合作的第一个产品:“MIGO和TA的朋友烤仔”视频彩铃数字藏品盲盒。此产品结合时下流行的“盲盒”玩法,兼具充分发挥 5G 优势的视频彩铃,基于 Conflux 吉祥物 IP 烤仔和中国移动咪咕首款 NFT 产品 MIGO 的形象,结合香港实际地标场景进行创作,通过镜头语言在视频彩铃中讲述了一个关于友谊的故事。

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视频彩铃盲盒是集个性化、社交化和交互于一体的全新玩法。消费者购买该盲盒后,无需安装任何额外的软件,通过拨打和接听电话即可在手机屏幕上观看到相应的视频彩铃。本期“MIGO和TA的朋友烤仔”视频彩铃数字藏品共 5000 枚,售价 13.9 元/枚,其中 50 枚为稀有款,占比 1%,消费者可以在咪咕音乐 App 内按“视频彩铃-广场-数字藏品专区”路径进行购买。

数字藏品是我国目前盛行的一种 NFT 化的文化产品,它根植于区块链技术,兼具艺术收藏价值和品牌宣传价值。随着 Conflux 与中国移动咪咕合作的深入开展,后续跟进的安全稳健的区块链底层架构、分布式数字身份系统和区块链通信硬件产品,将同视频彩铃数字藏品一同嵌入数字经济表层的场景入口,伴随元宇宙概念和规则的完善不断探索出新的商业模式。

Conflux 创始人龙凡教授表示:“很高兴能够与中国移动咪咕一起探索数字藏品的商业模式和应用前景。数字藏品是元宇宙的数字经济基础之一,在这个领域的布局有着重大的意义。我们希望和中国移动一起,发挥双方各自的优势,在合作中探索和构建可持续健康发展的数字经济创新生态。”

关于中国移动咪咕

中国移动面向移动互联网领域设立的专业子公司,公司紧扣“数字内容平台”本质及“兼具运营商特色和互联网特点”特质,以先进技术为支撑,持续推进内容科技、平台科技、云网科技的核心能力构建和自主掌控。中国移动咪咕大力探索“互联网+数字内容”运营创新,将内容孵化与渠道合作结合,着力开展跨领域IP运营,积极打造新媒体融合、数字内容聚合、版权交易、内容创业创新四大平台,致力于为用户带来文娱生活方式的改变。

关于Conflux

成立于 2018 年,Conflux 是一家专注于区块链底层技术设施开发的科研型技术企业。团队自主研发的树图区块链,在不牺牲安全性的情况下实现高 tps,已连续稳定运行近 4 年,链上累计交易量超 1.6 亿次,实现 250+ Web3 相关生态布局,1000+ 品牌/IP合作,是中国唯一跻身世界第一梯队、性能领跑全球的公有链。

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