X.me Foundation Empowers Global Expansion of the X.me Social Media Platform
According to global media reports, X.me's 'Gold Miner Treasure Hunt' campaign attracted over 1 million participants from more than 36 countries within just four hours of the launched. This initiative has injected significant momentum into X.me's rapid expansion, serving as a key driver for global strategy.
Financial Support: Regional Market Incentive Programs
The X.me Foundation has tailored differentiated funding strategies to suit the unique characteristics of various regional markets. The Foundation has established an 'Ecosystem Innovation Fund' to launch localized support programs in markets such as Europe, the Americas, Japan, and South Korea. These programs focus on nurturing X.me's 'Genesis Ambassadors,' fostering a vibrant content ecosystem, and promoting global user growth and platform ecosystem development.
Compliance and Regulatory Collaboration
On the compliance front, the Foundation has assembled a dedicated team of 120 international lawyers to pursue service provider licenses in regions such as the United States and the European Union, striving to become one of the social media platforms compliant with multinational regulations. To address regional regulatory differences, the Foundation has developed 'Compliance Risk Control System.' For example, in South Korea, the system filters content related to virtual asset transactions, while in Southeast Asia, it integrates with local central banks' anti-money laundering mechanisms to ensure compliant operations globally.
Hashtag: #X.me
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
X.me
AI-powered Web3 media platform.
Adress:21 WOODLANDS CLOSE
#04-27
PRIMZ BIZHUB
SINGAPORE (737854)
Organization: XME TECH SERVICES PTE. LTD.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Malay Mail
20 minutes ago
- Malay Mail
Monetary Authority of Singapore keeps policy steady, flags softer second-half growth
SINGAPORE, July 31 — Singapore's central bank left its monetary policy settings unchanged on Wednesday, maintaining a modest and gradual appreciation path for the Singapore dollar, as it flagged slowing growth in the second half of the year and contained inflationary pressures, reported Xinhua. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it will keep the current rate of appreciation of the Singapore dollar nominal effective exchange rate (S$NEER) policy band. There were no changes to the width of the band or the level at which it is centred. 'The global and domestic economies have been resilient thus far, ' the MAS said in a statement. However, it expects Singapore's GDP growth to ease in the second half of 2025, with output likely to fall slightly below potential. For the full year, the output gap is projected to average around 0 per cent. The MAS noted that core inflation is expected to remain contained in the near term. It said it would continue to closely monitor global and domestic economic developments and remain vigilant to risks to inflation and growth. In its April policy review, the MAS had already reduced the slope of the S$NEER policy band slightly, while maintaining its gradual appreciation stance. Since then, the S$NEER has strengthened toward the top of the band, amid broad-based US dollar weakness. — Bernama-Xinhua
The Star
2 hours ago
- The Star
Trading ideas: Dialog, Zetrix, Kwasa, Alliance, BIG, Steel Hawk, Dayang, Paramount, Samaiden, SP Setia, MMM, CIM, Axis REIT, Pantech, Destini, EcoFirst
KUALA LUMPUR: Here is a recap of the announcements that made headlines in Corporate Malaysia. Dialog Group Bhd said its associate Pengerang Terminals (Two) Sdn Bhd is spending US$330mn to expand its storage capacity in the refinery town in Johor. Zetrix AI Bhd (formerly known as My E.G. Services Bhd ) said it has received clarification from the government that it can continue to offer immigration related services within the scope of any other agreements with the latter. Kwasa Land Sdn Bhd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Employees Provident Fund, has awarded LBS Bina Group Bhd development rights for an RM8.3bn residential project in the Kwasa Damansara township. Alliance Bank Malaysia Bhd is keeping its net interest margin forecast within the 2.4%-2.5% range for its current financial year following Malaysia's central bank rate cut recently. B.I.G. Industries Bhd is acquiring an air separation unit from Pure Gas Engineering Sdn Bhd for RM22.9mn. Steel Hawk Bhd , which provides support services to oil majors, has secured a scaffolding services contract from EPOMS Sdn Bhd for EPOMS' operational sites. Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd has been awarded a work order for the provision of an accommodation work barge from PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd. Paramount Corp Bhd has no plan to acquire additional F&B businesses after the acquisition of a 28% stake in Singapore-listed Envictus International Holdings Ltd, said group chief executive officer Jeffrey Chew Sun Teong. Samaiden Group Bhd , through its subsidiaries, has secured three bio-energy project awards under the Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia's 2025 e-bidding mechanism. S P Setia Bhd recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its Setia Garden Residences project at EcoXuan in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. MMM Group Bhd (formerly Asia Media Group Bhd ) said trading in its shares will be suspended from Aug 7, after Bursa Malaysia Securities rejected its proposed regularisation plan. PT Bank CIMB Niaga Tbk, 92.5%-owned by CIMB Group Holdings Bhd , reported a 4.6% drop in 2QFY2025 net profit to 1.7tn rupiah (RM431.2mn), impacted by an 8.2% rise in interest expenses. Axis Real Estate Investment Trust will distribute RM8.8mn in net disposal gains from The Annex over three quarters, totalling 0.4 sen per unit and for 2QFY2025, it declared a dividend of 2.7 sen driven by a 20.5% rise in net income to RM47mn. Pantech Group Holdings Bhd reported a 1QFY2026 net profit of RM10.9mn, down over 50% from RM26.3mn a year earlier, due to weaker trading and manufacturing contributions, and a 13.7% revenue decline to RM220.7mn. Destini Bhd posted an RM8.4mn net profit in 4QFY2025, reversing a RM97.2mn loss, with revenue tripling to RM90.3mn, and expects double-digit earnings growth in FY2026. Ecofirst Consolidated Bhd 's 4QFY2025 net profit fell 66.5% to RM14mn due to lower fair value gains and higher costs, despite an 88.3% revenue surge to RM159.6mn from its KL48 project progress.
The Star
3 hours ago
- The Star
Turning small bricks into global icons for parks
Johor has been a hub for building models using universal interlocking bricks the past 16 years. Miniature versions of global iconic buildings, including towering skyscrapers, are put together piece by tiny Lego brick piece by dozens of specialists. Tucked away in an industrial factory in Bandar Indahpura, Kulai, the Merlin Magic Making (MMM) Lego Production Hub, also known as Merlin Entertainment Studios (M) Sdn Bhd, serves as a creative and technical hub for Lego model production in the Asia-Pacific region. Its Asia senior Lego model production manager Leina Rahim, 44, said the completed models were shipped from the MMM hub in Johor to Legoland parks around the world. The Merlin Magic Making team installing a Singapore Flyer replica at Legoland Malaysia. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star 'Our latest project was to deliver 529 replicas for Miniland in Legoland Shanghai (China), which just opened this month. 'We have a team of 91 people, almost all locals, who are involved in the process from the beginning until the end. 'This includes the concept and design stage, building of the models, testing, putting in lighting and installation of the model at the parks,' she said in an interview with StarMetro at the hub. The hub supplies to 11 parks around the world, including Germany and the USA. A technician putting finishing touches to a Marina Bay Sands replica. Leina said some models would need reinforcement with steel inside to ensure the replicas, like the 11m Lotte Tower in South Korea Miniland, were safe and secure. She said another major project was the construction and installation of 16 large-scale models for their new Singapore-themed Miniland in Legoland Malaysia, which would open to the public tomorrow. Legoland Malaysia in Iskandar Puteri is located about 30km from the MMM Kulai facility. 'It is an exciting time as some of the models will come with interactive features comprising sound, lights and moving parts,' she said, adding that all models were built using Lego bricks flown in from abroad. Asked about the time taken to build each model, Leina said it varied as some could take up to 500 hours from design to the finished product. (Clockwise from front right) Leina, Chai, Muhammad Fais, Syed Mohd Izzudin and Muhammad Nazrin at the production hub with a completed Cloud Forest replica. She said each Legoland park was unique as the team would design its Miniland based on landmark buildings or structures in the country. 'We even get a feel of the people and culture in that place and incorporate these elements when we design our Minilanders (people) and their outfits,' she explained. On the work culture at MMM, Leina said, 'Basically we breathe, eat and play with Lego every day'. Building models The facility was established in 2009 and officially named the Asia hub for Lego model production in 2018. MMM production hub serves as the creative force behind the intricate model designs at Legoland Malaysia. It oversees the creation of Miniland models, from design to installation, for Legoland parks operated by Merlin Entertainments across the Asia-Pacific region. Lego model production team leader Muhammad Fais Isa, who has a degree in Teaching English as a Second Language, joined MMM 10 years ago when he made the switch from a teaching career. The 34-year-old said the 16 Singapore models took about 16,000 hours to complete and it consisted of 1.5 million Lego bricks. 'The Marina Bay Sands was quite a challenge, as our usual models comprise just one tower. But for this, it involved three separate towers with a skydeck on the top,' Muhammad Fais said, adding that the model was about 4m tall and weighed 1.426 tonnes, including 260kg of steel to reinforce the structure. For MMM design developer Muhammad Nazrin Kamarul Bahrin, 38, each design journey begins not just with blueprints, but with real-life experiences. A Merlin Magic Making technician inspecting each component assembled, ensuring every detail is accurate. 'Once we have chosen a landmark, we send a team to the actual location. 'We take thousands of photographs during the day and night. 'We observe everything – from the buildings and colours to what people eat. We will even take note of their rubbish bins. 'It is about capturing a city's essence and identity,' he said. Muhammad Nazrin said each Miniland took around three years to complete, involving research, approvals, 3D modelling, technical development and on-site testing before final assembly. Structural safety and stability is paramount to technical delivery manager Syed Mohd Izzudin Syed Abu Bakar, 42. 'We had to put in steel frames so that they could support the load of the Marina Bay Sands model safely,' he said. He added that lighting, sound and automation were also important when building a replica. Lego model designer Chai Shu Ling, 29, said beyond ensuring that the structure would hold, her focus was on making a replica stand out. 'The first thing we ask is what grabs people's attention? 'For the Cloud Forest replica, we knew it was the waterfall. 'It must be visually striking yet structurally stable. 'We test techniques, explore new colours and solve challenges together,' she said. With 1,600 Minilanders featured throughout the project, Chai said even the tiniest details were carefully considered. 'We make sure each plant is unique, yet does not distract from the main structure. 'It is all about balance. Even with bricks, we want our models to feel alive,' she said.
