Ju.com Foundation strategically invests 10 million USD in SuiXi Select
Foresight News reports that the Ju.com Foundation has officially announced a strategic investment of 10 million US dollars in the blockchain value e-commerce platform SuiXi. This round of funding will focus on upgrading SuiXi’s on-chain traceability, smart contract settlement, and distributed rights system, while also advancing the construction of core capabilities such as AI intelligent recommendation and supply chain automatic scheduling, to enhance the platform’s operational efficiency and user experience. Additionally, SuiXi will leverage this strategic investment to accelerate expansion into high-growth markets such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East, promoting its global business layout.
Ju.com stated that this investment aims to further promote the integration of “AI + Blockchain” applications and the layout of Web3 consumption scenarios. In the future, it will rely on its own advantages in digital asset liquidity, blockchain technology, and global resource integration to provide SuiXi with ecosystem, technology, and globalization support. Both parties will carry out in-depth collaboration around Web3 e-commerce, digital consumption, and the integration of physical industries.
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