How the Hallyu Wave Is Going Web3
summary
Panel describes concrete pilots: Modhaus uses on‑chain voting (first unit vote grows from 10,000 to 1 million votes) to pick members and title tracks; XPLA builds a social 5D app that hides wallets with vending‑machine buys to lower barriers; HYBE Binary issues programmable blockchain assets and plans AI rewards; a drama drops physical props from Reborn Rich as NFTs that sell well; platforms report ~80% revenue outside Korea and 90% first‑time NFT buyers, with web2 logins, paid gas and credit‑card checkout.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Hallyu Wave in Web3 intro
- 1:08Cultural evolution in Web3
- 5:47Fan engagement with blockchain
- 10:46Digital identity in metaverse
- 13:16Web3 global expansion
- 16:27Hallyu’s Web3 future
- 17:52Q&A
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