LiberVance and Symverse Labs sign a business agreement to expand each other’s ecosystem

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2 min readMay 2, 2024

Symverse Labs Co., Ltd. (CEO Soo-hyuk Choi) and LiberVance Co., Ltd. (CEO Heung-no Lee) announced on May 1st that they signed a business agreement to use Sallt, a blockchain universal wallet, to expand their mutual ecosystem.

LiberVance developed the WorldLand mainnet through blockchain and artificial intelligence convergence research and commercialization efforts jointly promoted with the GIST Blockchain Intelligence Convergence Center, a university information and communication technology research center (ITRC).

The WorldLand ‘My AI Network’ was designed to meet the individual needs of its users, and each My AI agent can be trained using unique data held by persons, companies, and institutions.

A trained ‘My AI’ agent responds to users’ service requests while protecting their personal information. They grow into professional agents in different fields such as law, medicine, administration, and finance as needed. Through this, ‘My AI’ agents can jointly solve various problems people face through cooperative learning and reinforcement learning within the ‘My AI’ network.

Symverse Labs is a multi-blockchain platform with its own DID chain and designed to share its DID with other mainnets of the Fractal Network.

Sallt is a universal wallet provided by Symverse Labs that supports various networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron in addition to Symverse.

In particular, by providing a decentralized DID-based authentication function, users can exercise self-sovereignty by logging in through their wallets without leaking personal information like the integrated login of existing large platforms. Sallt currently supports iOS, Android, Windows, and MacOS, and plans to contribute to the Web3 ecosystem by providing a Chrome extension shortly.

This business agreement will optimize interoperability by sharing DID information between the two companies.

https://www.blockchaintoday.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=43142

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