从日本出发,重塑加密资产传承安全感:NexVault在IVS Japan 2025的亮相复盘

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Web3资产托管与传承的「最后一公里基础设施」。

在 Web3 基础设施日益强调合规、安全与可信的大背景下,日本成为全球加密行业关注的下一个战略高地。作为亚洲最具影响力的加密盛会之一,IVS Crypto Japan 2025 于上周在京都成功落幕,吸引了超百家项目、数千位从业者参与。

在这场被视为“亚洲 Crypto Davos”的大会中,专注于 Web3 资产自托管与家族传承方向的基础设施项目 NexVault 成为现场最受关注的企业级解决方案提供商之一。

从日本出发,重塑加密资产传承安全感:NexVault在IVS Japan 2025的亮相复盘

「遗产」也能上链?我们在日本看到了新的信任逻辑

在 NexVault 的展位前,不少参会者第一次认真思考:如果我的加密资产有一天需要被继承,该如何确保资产不会丢失、又不被轻易盗取?

我们展示了 NexVault 所打造的 “自托管多签传承机制”,通过灵活配置签名权限和恢复路径,用户无需依赖 CEX 或第三方验证,即可完成企业或家族资产的安全管理与长期传承,让链上资产真正做到可掌控、可交接、不中断。

本次参展,我们重点呈现了两类方案使用场景:

  • 高净值家族:多签继承,让遗产规划不再依赖传统法律路径;

  • 企业多签协作:防止员工离职、失联、密钥丢失等问题导致资产永久冻结。

来自海外 Web3 项目的真实反馈:“我们需要这样的工具很久了”

在三天的交流中,我们共接待了来自新加坡、日本、韩国、香港、美国等多个国家/地区的项目团队与投资人,对方普遍关注:

  • 如何以「非托管」形式实现“紧急恢复”?

  • 是否支持与 Gnosis 等系统对接?

而我们提供的多个阶段的继承方式 「多签传承+ 条件传承 + 法律兼容性支持」 ,获得了极高认同。

许多团队当场预约了后续产品 Demo,并表示希望将 NexVault 接入他们的资产账户体系中。

从日本出发,重塑加密资产传承安全感:NexVault在IVS Japan 2025的亮相复盘

为什么是 NexVault?我们专注的是“失控时刻”的确定性

NexVault 始终坚持“预防失控、保障传承”的设计理念,这不是一个钱包产品,也不是一个 CEX 替代品,而是一个:

Web3 资产托管与传承的「最后一公里基础设施」

我们解决的,是下面这些问题:

  • 如果资产私钥遗失,能否有“可验证”的恢复方式?

  • 如果家庭资产规划跨国,能否设计延时释放或触发机制?

  • 如果企业运营者突然失联,如何保障员工、股东的合法权益?

所有这些,都可以通过 NexVault 的条件逻辑、链上签名和权限策略得以解决。

下一站,我们将去哪里?

随着 IVS 的落幕,我们已经开始与数个日本厂商、跨国家族办公室展开深度交流。NexVault 将在 2025 年 Q3 推出更多版本的「传承模板」、「企业恢复逻辑」与「跨境资产配置方案」,并继续参加:

  • WebX Tokyo(8 月)

  • Bitcoin 2025 HK(8 月)

  • 多场海外私享交流晚宴(深圳、杭州、成都等)

我们希望在真正需要安全的人身边出现,而不仅仅是出现在市场热度的浪尖。

如需了解 NexVault 最新产品进展与行业应用方案,请关注我们的官网及推特账号:

官网: www.nexvault.com X: @NexVaultGlobal @NexVault

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