If Web3 is a long technological journey, then UXLINK is the guide that brings "people" into this revolution.

In three years, they have grown from an idea exploring the possibilities of SocialFi to one of the largest on-chain social platforms in the world. Not through empty narratives, not through market hype, but through the step-by-step "connectivity"—real social relationships, real users, real growth.

This year marks the first complete cycle after the UXLINK TGE. They have completed the closed loop from technical infrastructure to ecological flywheel: OAOG protocol, FujiPay, Social Growth Layer, each product designed not for speculation, but for practical implementation. You can see the power when a social ecosystem truly operates — over 55 million users, over 1.5 million token holders, and over 500 project ecosystem partners. This is not just data from a Web3 product, but more like the prototype of a Web2 social empire.

And behind all this is a persistent philosophy: Community Comes First.

In the Web3 market where AI is rampant and false activity is frequent, UXLINK firmly believes that "trust" is the most scarce asset. They transform social relationships into identity credentials, convert the recommendation system into on-chain fission, and incorporate every user participation into the system incentives. This "Link-to-Earn" mechanism does not rely on hype to trigger FOMO, but genuinely stimulates the value of connections between people.

I was particularly moved by a saying: "We are not building a platform, but driving a global connection movement."

This is the most "human-centered" vision I have seen among SocialFi projects. It not only reconstructs the relationship between social interactions and finance but also puts "people" back as the core variable of Web3. In this world where contracts and code reign supreme, UXLINK makes us believe that emotional connections can also create real value.

On the road connected to this chain, UXLINK is a pioneer. And we are no longer just spectators. Because we are nodes, relationships, and co-builders of value.