Everscale is proving itself as a secure, scalable, and reliable blockchain with its rapidly growing ecosystem of dApps, cross-chain bridges, and its unique NFTs standards and use cases. With the development of the network and its products, Everscale’s key contributors are also focusing on emerging new markets and getting people more engaged with the network, especially those outside of the blockchain industry. And the Asian region, especially Korea, is one of the most focused-on and evolving markets in these terms.
The Everscale Foundation, which represents the world’s most technologically advanced blockchain network, has appointed the Korean movie star Cho-hee Oh to strengthen its marketing in Korea and emerging Asian countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, and Indonesia, as well as North America, and Europe.
Cho-hee Oh has appeared in various dramas and movies in Korea. She is also well known as an artist who has been invited to numerous art exhibitions, where she started getting interested in blockchain and NFTs. There has been discussion about making Cho-hee Oh’s works into NFTs using Everscale’s technology in the future.
The foundation is currently focusing on settling in Korea as a top priority. Sergey Shashev, co-founder of Broxus and Everscale DeFi Alliance, said:
“Everscale is a bridge that brings together all of the blockchain ecosystems with various programming languages. It can create a real-life blockchain that people can live with. This is fully supported by Everscale’s infinite scalability, super-fast speed, and low fees. I’m thrilled and looking forward to working with more Korean influencers to help the country learn about Everscale’s technology and value in the Korean market.”
Gradually, with more initiatives from Everscale’s contributors and the Everscale Foundation, the ecosystem will attract more people, and, most importantly, developers and dApps built on top of the network that should unlock the true potential beneath Everscale’s infinitely scalable and fine architecture.
