Da Hongfei: Focusing on asset listing and application development to empower NEO and GAS
PANews January 28 – NEO founder Da Hongfei posted on X that he just concluded a 2.5-hour strategic meeting with the NGD team—clarifying misunderstandings, integrating community feedback, and rigorously adjusting priorities. The mission is simple: launch assets and build applications.
- Assets (Fuel): Stablecoins and bridges define the development path; they will seek partnerships with top protocols such as LayerZero and Wormhole to provide liquidity for Neo N3 and Neo X. The near-term goal is to deploy emerging stablecoins like USDT0 and USD1, paving the way for universal liquidity through USDT and USDC.
- Applications (Engine): By 2026, blockchain adoption will be driven by applications. NGD is targeting the blue ocean market in the field of artificial intelligence. Based on Neo X, with SpoonOS as the framework, they will strengthen agent infrastructure to deliver practical, market-driven products.
Debates are complex, but the goal is clear. Ultimately, every action we take is to empower NEO and GAS.
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