A project dedicated to transforming social data into tradable market tools recently completed a funding round. The interesting aspect of this approach is that—it breaks traditional barriers of information expression, allowing people to participate in the market and express their opinions in entirely new ways.

From a product logic perspective, this is not just about re-organizing data but creating a new set of market primitives. By structuring and making social signals tradable, users can directly bet on market trends, rather than just discussing them. For the Web3 ecosystem, the innovation of such infrastructure expands the dimensions of financial expression.

Partner Kaito's strategic layout in this direction is also very clear—over the past year, the two sides have formed strategic synergy through collaboration, and this early-stage co-creation often indicates a relatively mature product-market fit. It is worth continuing to follow the subsequent developments in this social data transformation track.