Japan Blockchain Foundation Co., Ltd. (CEO: Hidekazu Kondo), which operates and manages the Ethereum-compatible Layer-1 Public Blockchain 'Japan Open Chain (JOC),' is pleased to announce the appointment of Clonegirls as the official ambassadors of JOC. This partnership aims to dispel the rigid image of blockchain technology by collaborating with Clonegirls, a group that merges the culture of music and idols with web3 culture.
Through this collaboration, JOC will demonstrate its versatility, not only in supporting the enterprise and local governments but also in encompassing the entertainment sector and general consumers. This move underscores JOC’s capability to cover a broad spectrum of applications, from finance to entertainment, thereby promoting a more inclusive understanding and adoption of blockchain technology.
◽️ About CloneGirls
The Clone Girls is a pioneering group that combines web3 culture with music and idol culture. By promoting the web3 project, Clone Girls aims to revolutionize the entertainment industry and open new avenues for fan participation and interaction.
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◽️ CloneGirls’ Goal at JOC
Transforming Blockchain Perceptions
The appointment of Clonegirls as ambassadors signifies a strategic initiative to bridge the gap between the technical world of blockchain and the vibrant realm of entertainment. By leveraging Clonegirls’ influence in music and idol culture, JOC seeks to reach a wider audience and foster a broader appreciation of blockchain’s potential. This partnership aims to highlight the diverse applications of JOC, showcasing its ability to support various sectors, including entertainment, thereby broadening its user base and enhancing its appeal.
Promoting Cross-Chain Capabilities
The collaboration with Clonegirls comes on the heels of JOC's recent integration with LayerZero, an omnichain interoperability protocol. This integration is set to advance cross-chain payments for stablecoins, allowing JOC to connect with over 70 other blockchains. The ability to facilitate the circulation of digital assets, including NFTs and Real-World Assets (RWAs), across different chains underscores JOC’s commitment to innovation and interoperability.
◽️ Japan Open Chain is the Ethereum-Compatible Layer-1 Public Blockchain optimized for business use cases, offering legal and technical practicality
The management of Japan Open Chain includes CORGEAR, a startup within Sony Group, NTT Communications from NTT Group, Dentsu, TIS, and other prominent and reputable companies. The chain focuses on legal and technical practicality, making it the most suitable public blockchain for business use cases.
Designed as a fully Ethereum-compatible blockchain infrastructure, it enables anyone in the world to use it confidently, safely, and affordably. It is particularly ideal for applications in the financial and business sectors.
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【Main Features】
- Operated safely and securely by Japanese companies.
- Validators consist of companies that have passed appropriate screening.
- Operating in compliance with Japanese law, providing a clear legal basis.
- Ethereum fully compatible chain utilizing PoA (Proof of Authority)
- Fully compatible with Ethereum, allowing for the use of Ethereum protocol-developed tools and smart contracts as-is.
- The Proof of Authority (PoA) algorithm achieves a balance between decentralization and scalability, incorporating practical considerations into its design.
- Provides high security performance thanks to adequate decentralization, network stability and controllability, and is energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.
- Optimal Design for web3 Business with Fast and Affordable Fees
- Achieves processing speeds tens of times faster than the Ethereum mainnet.
- Fees for issuing NFTs are less than 1 yen per transaction.
- Eliminates settlement risk through deterministic finality.
- Projects by Large Corporations and Local Governments Underway
- Financial DX projects through the issuance of Japan-based stablecoins by banks.
- Various NFT projects by local governments, including "Digital Citizen Certificates".