Looking at UXLINK's operational roadmap over the past year, it increasingly feels like they are playing a grand chess game. On the surface, it's a social tool, but behind the scenes, they are quietly integrating behavioral data from 50 million people into the UXPredict AI system.

Currently, the prediction market is indeed quiet, mostly reduced to a small circle of enthusiasts. But UXLINK has found a breakthrough—rather than letting players go it alone, it's better to leverage existing RWS social networks to turn predictions into collective decisions. This idea is quite interesting.

Regarding key strategies for 2026:

For Social PayFi, Fuji Card's approach is straightforward—directly activate your Web3 assets and turn them into usable funds for daily consumption. In other words, it's about bridging the last mile between social circles and wallets.

In the supply chain role, it aims to build industry infrastructure. Not only connecting gaming ecosystems and AI applications but also becoming the most authentic traffic entry point to extract value. This approach has been validated multiple times in Web3.

The most aggressive plan is the expansion into Japan and Korea. Liquidity in the Asian market has always been an underestimated opportunity. If they can establish a foothold here, the future potential is enormous.

Ultimately, what will be most valuable in 2026? Monetizable social relationships. Small talk is useless, but if your social circle can help you make money, then it’s a true hard asset.