HashKey and Kaia Partner to Accelerate Web3 Adoption in Asia

HashKey’s extensive experience in the digital asset industry, coupled with its strong network of institutional investors and partners, will provide Kaia with invaluable market insights and resources. Kaia, in turn, will offer its cutting-edge infrastructure solutions, including blockchain nodes, decentralized cloud services, and wallet infrastructure, to support HashKey’s growth and expansion.

“We are thrilled to partner with Kaia to drive the adoption of Web3 in Asia,” said Ciara Sun, Founding Partner of HashKey. “Kaia’s innovative technology and commitment to building a more accessible Web3 aligns perfectly with our vision. Together, we will create new opportunities for businesses and individuals to participate in the digital economy.”

“HashKey is a leader in the digital asset space, and we are excited to collaborate with them to bring Web3 to a wider audience,” said Kaia’s CEO, David Chen. “Our partnership will enable us to deliver high-quality infrastructure solutions and empower users to explore the exciting possibilities of Web3.”

The partnership between HashKey and Kaia marks a significant step forward in the development of the Web3 ecosystem in Asia. By combining their expertise and resources, they aim to create a more inclusive and prosperous digital future for the region.

How do crypto bridges work, and why do they get hacked?

A bridge moves value between blockchains by locking an asset on one chain and minting a representation on another. They get hacked because they concentrate value and depend on flawless keys, contracts and proofs — as Ronin (~$600M) and Wormhole (~$320M) showed.

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