MetaSpaceX 正式更名并启动元宇宙业务，代币 MSPCX 将于今日上线

链捕手Pubblicato 2024-08-02Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-02

日前，MetaSpaceX Limited（前称耀高控股有限公司，股份代号：1796.HK）于7月30日在香港联合交易所有限公司（香港交易所）举行了盛大的更名及元宇宙、Web3.0业务启动仪式。此次更名标志着MetaSpaceX将全面进军Web3.0和元宇宙领域，为未来发展开启全新篇章。

据悉，MetaSpaceX通过构建综合性的Web3.0及元宇宙平台，旨在为用户带来前所未有的沉浸式互动体验。这一平台将融合游戏、社交、娱乐、教育及影视等多种元素，为用户创造一个虚拟与现实交织的多元化数字世界。

此外，此次战略转型和业务拓展有望为公司带来新的增长点。随着Web3.0和元宇宙市场的不断发展成熟，MetaSpaceX有望在未来实现业务的快速增长和盈利能力的提升。

携手达尔富尔苏丹，全面进军Web3

MetaSpaceX宣布，公司正在与达尔富尔苏丹Sultan Ahmed Dinar商讨潜在的股份认购事项。据悉，Sultan Ahmed Dinar为达尔富尔苏丹以及主要商业利益位于土耳其共和国及肯亚共和国的Dinar Holdings Group创办人兼董事会主席，对MetaSpaceX的Web3业务拓展表示了浓厚兴趣。这一合作有望为MetaSpaceX提供丰富的营运资金，并拓展其股东基础至中东和非洲市场，进一步巩固公司在全球范围内的地位。

MetaSpaceX将专注于区块链金融服务，积极投身新兴技术领域，推动产业升级，并投资多个具有前瞻性的科技项目。公司业务涵盖人工智能、物联网、元宇宙、大数据分析、Web3.0等多个领域，在显著增强了公司的竞争力的同时，也为整个行业的发展注入了创新与动力。

跨界合作，引领元宇宙潮流

为了吸引更多用户涉足元宇宙世界，MetaSpaceX宣布以六位数美元邀请日本超人气跳舞女团Avantgardey担任其元宇宙娱乐平台代言人，并拍摄品牌宣传片。本次，Avantgardey全团17人首次来港参加公开活动，为MetaSpaceX的元宇宙业务增添了更多活力和吸引力。

在此次活动中，达尔富尔苏丹Sultan Ahmed Dinar与前世界拳击冠军Manny Pacquiao也出席了MetaSpaceX的活动并致贺词，对公司前景及香港资本市场给予了高度肯定和信心。

对此，MetaSpaceX表示，公司将积极与各领域的顶尖企业携手合作，共同在Web3.0和元宇宙领域内探索创新，创造更辉煌的成果。未来，MetaSpaceX将继续秉承“创新、专业、可持续”的发展理念，通过拓展各种业务版图，持续增强核心竞争力。同时，集团也致力于进一步深化各方面的合作，期望在全球市场上实现更多显著的突破与成就。

对于品牌的未来发展与目标，MetaSpaceX首席营运总监赖彩云女士表示：“元宇宙娱乐平台的灵活与多样性具有极大发展空间。我们很高兴邀请到日本超人气跳舞女团Avantgardey为MetaSpaceX担任全球代言人。她们有趣而整齐的舞技为大众带来活力及开心正能量，这也是MetaSpaceX希望为大家带来的娱乐体验。我们期待通过不断创新和完善，为全球用户打造一个充满活力和创意的元宇宙世界。”

代币MSPCX上线BURVE交易所

MetaSpaceX元宇宙平台代币MSPCX即将在BURVE交易所上线，并于今日8月2日16:30（UTC+8）进行公平发射。据悉，MSPCX是MetaSpaceX元宇宙平台的核心代币，该元宇宙平台以其线上与线下相结合的独特模式，为用户提供了丰富的沉浸式体验。作为功能性代币，MSPCX在MetaSpaceX元宇宙内拥有广泛的流通和应用，被用于交易与结算。

随着MetaSpaceX的不断发展壮大，MSPCX有望迅速获得市场关注，同时也标志着MetaSpaceX在元宇宙和Web3.0领域迈出了坚实的一步，为全球用户带来了更多的投资机会和娱乐体验。

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