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Future Data Group has reached a strategic cooperation with Conflux and plans to launch a comprehensive blockchain platform "Future Chain"

Hong Kong-listed company Future Data Group Limited announced the signing of a strategic partnership memorandum with Conflux Network. Zhongfu Numerical Integration Technology Co., Ltd. will launch a comprehensive blockchain platform "FutureChain" based on Conflux Network's scalable technology. FutureChain aims to provide users with services such as NFT issuance, security protection, and cross-chain transfer protocol, helping artists, musicians, performers, creators, and enterprises create, issue, and track NFT works. Game developers can also use FutureChain to issue in-game digital items.

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