2025-12-25 13:01:54

Hong Kong-listed company Tianji Holdings (1520) has recently made a big move. According to a supplementary announcement, the company plans to upgrade its intellectual property services business, with the core strategy of introducing Web3 blockchain and artificial intelligence technologies.

How exactly will they do it? They aim to transform intellectual property products into a digital, decentralized management model, which is indeed a new approach in the traditional intellectual property field.

The financing details also reveal their strength. The company raised funds through the subscription of warrants, with a net amount of approximately HKD 60 million. Of this, HKD 10 million (16.6%) is specifically allocated to expand this Web3 intellectual property business. It’s worth noting that allocating one-fifth of the financing to a new track indicates the company’s serious commitment to this direction.

Honestly, while there are many cases of traditional industries embracing Web3, it’s still relatively rare to see listed companies integrating blockchain and AI into intellectual property management like this. If this plan can be successfully implemented, it could serve as a reference for the digital transformation of the entire intellectual property industry.

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BlockTalk

· 2025-12-28 07:23

Tianji Holdings is playing a good move. Investing one-sixth of the funding into Web3 intellectual property is indeed a gamble on the future. Wait, on-chain intellectual property? Is this truly innovative or just another wave of hype? I remain skeptical. Investing one-fifth of the HKD 60 million funding into Web3—if it just turns out to be a shell game, I’ll be laughing. Traditional industries embracing blockchain is not the first time; the key is whether it can truly be implemented. Can Tianji pull it off this time? The 1520 operation is interesting, but decentralizing the management of intellectual property? Thinking about it carefully, it’s a bit questionable. Finally, a listed company is integrating Web3 and AI into intellectual property. Either it’s a trap or it’s impressive. Let’s wait and see what happens next.

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MetaverseHobo

· 2025-12-27 04:23

Tianji's combination of blockchain + AI for intellectual property is indeed something special. With 60 million in funding and 10 million allocated for Web3, this isn't a joke—it's clear they are serious about doing this. Traditional intellectual property has always been outdated; finally, someone is taking it seriously. But on the other hand... how many of these can truly be implemented? Let's wait and see how they manage to run this logic through.

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ChainProspector

· 2025-12-25 13:29

Tianji's recent moves are quite interesting, combining intellectual property + Web3 + AI, making a good coordinated attack. Raising 60 million HKD is real money invested in Web3, and it doesn't seem like a mere experiment. Whether this approach can work in traditional industries remains to be seen, but at least not many companies are daring to try. Let's wait and see how it is implemented later; having just the concept is not enough.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 2025-12-25 13:26

This move by Tianji is really quite interesting. It's both blockchain and AI, and we also need to translate what decentralization of intellectual property means... Just pouring in 10 million and seeing if it can really run smoothly. Traditional industries have been talking about Web3 for years, but let's wait and see how it actually performs.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 2025-12-25 13:20

Tianji's move this time is indeed quite interesting, investing one-fifth of their funding into Web3 intellectual property—it's not just talk. Another traditional industry trying to turn around with blockchain; whether it can succeed is the key. On-chain intellectual property... sounds good, but I'm worried it might still be the old tricks. Raising HKD 60 million for this shows quite an ambition. Wait, can this really solve the intellectual property issues, or is it just hype? Tianji's choice is okay, but it depends on subsequent execution. Combining blockchain and AI for intellectual property management—if this track can really be developed, it has real potential. Investing so much money into Web3—either they genuinely believe in it or they're just riding the trend. Who knows? Traditional companies playing with Web3 always seem a bit forced. Tianji is a bit different; behind the HKD 60 million funding, there's real cash.

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FlashLoanKing

· 2025-12-25 13:17

60 million HKD invests in Web3 intellectual property, this guy really dares to do it

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DeepRabbitHole

· 2025-12-25 13:04

This move by Tianci is interesting; integrating Web3 into the intellectual property sector is indeed rare. Investing 10 million HKD in this direction shows it's not just a token gesture. Blockchain-managed IP? It depends on whether it can truly be implemented later; no more PPT dreams. Transforming traditional industries with Web3, I haven't seen many successful cases yet. The funding amount isn't small; the key is how well the team can execute. If this direction succeeds, it could truly reshape the entire intellectual property industry. However, decentralizing IP management—will there be pitfalls with regulation?

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