Leading Chinese liquor brands are also starting to explore blockchain. Following attempts at high-end liquor traceability, this time they have taken a further step—establishing an independent digital technology company to officially engage in blockchain technology software development and service operations. The project scope also includes online live streaming business. This is a new move by traditional consumer brands in the Web3 era. Is live streaming commerce combined with product on-chain an exploration of new digital operation models? Or is it simply a trend-following concept? Many industry insiders are speculating about the true logic behind traditional companies entering this track. But regardless, the participation of large companies is indeed expanding the imagination space for blockchain application scenarios.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 01-12 15:31
Live streaming commerce on the blockchain? Sounds good, but I feel like it's just a rehash of hype... Traditional big companies have their own set of tricks.
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SatsStacking
· 01-12 11:13
The traceability system has been outdated for a long time, and now they're doing live streaming on the blockchain... Honestly, they just want data and user wallets.
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MevShadowranger
· 01-12 08:49
I still believe in on-chain provenance, but this live streaming sales with blockchain? Bro, don't go down that path, you've probably fallen into the crypto circle's trap.
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GasWaster69
· 01-11 15:52
Haha, another live broadcast combined with blockchain. This combo is really impressive; traditional big companies really know how to play.
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FrogInTheWell
· 01-11 14:56
Wine sellers are also getting into blockchain. Is this really going to be a serious effort or just another wave of cutting leeks? What kind of tricks can the combo of live streaming and blockchain bring out?
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OldLeekMaster
· 01-11 14:55
Traditional big companies pumping the market, I am even more convinced that this thing still has potential... Live streaming + on-chain, sounds good, but I'm worried it's just another scheme to scam a wave of retail investors.
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SighingCashier
· 01-11 14:54
Traditional industry giants playing Web3, to put it simply, still want to lock in the traffic entrance. The combination of live streaming + on-chain is indeed quite interesting. However, whether the traceability aspect can really be implemented depends on the execution capability.
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LiquidityLarry
· 01-11 14:48
Really? Liquor brands are starting to use blockchain now? Now live selling of alcohol will have to rely on smart contracts, this is hilarious.
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GasGrillMaster
· 01-11 14:40
Haha, big traditional companies are really going all in on Web3. After completing the traceability, they are now directly starting companies. Is this pace serious?
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-11 14:31
Haha, even Baijiu is getting into blockchain. Is the next one Maotai Coin?
Leading Chinese liquor brands are also starting to explore blockchain. Following attempts at high-end liquor traceability, this time they have taken a further step—establishing an independent digital technology company to officially engage in blockchain technology software development and service operations. The project scope also includes online live streaming business. This is a new move by traditional consumer brands in the Web3 era. Is live streaming commerce combined with product on-chain an exploration of new digital operation models? Or is it simply a trend-following concept? Many industry insiders are speculating about the true logic behind traditional companies entering this track. But regardless, the participation of large companies is indeed expanding the imagination space for blockchain application scenarios.