BUMO Celebrates One Month of Flawless Mainnet Operation, Signs Strategic Partnerships with HaosBio and Bidun

On the afternoon of June 26, VCBeat participated in BUMO’s “One-Month Mainnet Operations Report & Media Afternoon Tea” event held at MOMA Contemporary. Blockchain media reporters, veteran internet entrepreneurs, and blockchain partners jointly reviewed BUMO’s operational data and commercial implementation since the launch of its mainnet.

This month, BUMO reached blockchain cooperation agreements with numerous enterprises. In addition to the traditional financial sector, emerging industries such as healthcare and tourism are also determined to implement their solutions on the BUMO platform.

After the host delivered a brief opening remark, Li Sicheng, Co-founder of BUMO, took the microphone to begin his presentation. This charming uncle with deep dimples spoke humorously, first sharing his five criteria for enterprise-grade public blockchains: reliable technology, adequate performance, a strong community, a complete ecosystem, and a grounded team. Li Sicheng then elaborated on these aspects by introducing BUMO’s security reports, community metrics, project implementations, and core operational data from its mainnet.

According to available data, BUMO has been deployed in over 30 cities worldwide within just 50 days, boasting a community of more than 160,000 members, with over 30 projects successfully launched on its blockchain. During a period when news was dominated by reports of vulnerabilities in a certain celebrity-backed public chain project, BUMO operated smoothly, securely, and without failure for an entire month, demonstrating commendable technical robustness.

The event also invited Dai Zheng, founder of U-Travel Chain, and Ren Feng, founder of Bidun Wallet. Interestingly, Li Sicheng, Dai Zheng, and Ren Feng are co-founders of PPTV, Qunar.com, and Baofeng Video, respectively. They have known each other for many years and are now simultaneously embarking on second entrepreneurial ventures in the blockchain industry. It is somewhat lamentable that although their previous three projects were quite successful, they ultimately did not meet their respective expectations. Perhaps these veteran entrepreneurs still harbor unfulfilled ambitions and seek to realize their original ideals through the significant opportunities presented by the blockchain sector.

Ren Feng, founder of Bidun Wallet and co-founder of the former Baofeng Video, was present at the event to share insights on security issues concerning blockchain token wallets and corresponding prevention strategies.

Dai Zheng, founder of UTravel Chain, shared his entrepreneurial journey and travel experiences, along with the blockchain solutions and progress that UTravel Chain has achieved in the tourism industry.

The final speaker, Ding Liang from Haosi Bio, a renowned enterprise in the field of medical big data, shared insights into the medical data industry and Haosi’s blockchain integration plans. As the keynote presenter, he also signed a strategic cooperation agreement with BUMO on site. Meanwhile, Bidun also entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with BUMO.

As a major generator of internet data, the healthcare sector has a natural affinity with blockchain technology. There is significant demand for on-chain solutions in areas such as personal health data management, genomic data management, and pharmaceutical supply chain management. VCBeat has learned that Haus Biotech, a company originally founded in the in vitro diagnostics (IVD) sector, aims to migrate its existing data onto the blockchain to build a comprehensive patient data repository. With its substantial holdings of out-of-hospital data, Haus Biotech is well-positioned to gain an early-mover advantage.

The public blockchain sector has become increasingly crowded, with numerous projects emerging in rapid succession. In this environment, BUMO, which launched its mainnet at the fastest pace in history, remains a highly advantageous leader. When examining BUMO’s technological foundation, speed of commercial implementation, team structure, and industry connections, one can faintly discern the shadows of the “unicorn” companies from the internet era. BUMO has made a strong start; it is hoped that the platform will rapidly achieve product iterations and expand its commercial applications, thereby becoming a major next-generation mainstream blockchain platform sooner rather than later.