Equipped with the US NIST Level 5 quantum-resistant cryptographic system and demonstrated the processing of 3,880 Tx per second with proprietary technology.
Presented the paradigm of "Blockchain Address = Nickname" and received a great response from the on-site demonstration of the Web3 platform 'Sallt 2.0'.
Proven actual collaborative business cases from partner companies settled in real life, such as medical AI and identity authentication.

SymVerse Labs, a leading company in blockchain technology innovation, announced that it successfully concluded a business seminar on July 9th, unveiling the completion of the next-generation mainnet 'SymVerse 3.0' core and the advanced Web3 platform 'Sallt 2.0'.

The event was held under the title 'SymVerse 2026: The Future of Quantum-Resistant Social Mainnet and Web3 Infrastructure'. With a large number of domestic and foreign blockchain business partners and media representatives in attendance, the seminar shared technology trends in quantum-resistant security and value-oriented business infrastructure expansion strategies.

The event opened with an opening address and introduction of guests by SymVerse Labs CEO Choi Soo-hyuk. This was followed by congratulatory and welcoming remarks by Chairman Kim Ki-heung, Chairman Cho Won-hee, and Chairman Kim Young-soon, as well as a keynote speech by Professor Kim Hyung-joong examining the changes in the Web3 paradigm, adding to the heat of the venue.

In the first session, the specific features and utilization plans of SymVerse 3.0 were unveiled. CTO Ko Hyuk-joon took the stage and gave a presentation on the topic of 'Quantum-Resistant Multi-Cryptographic System Mainnet'. SymVerse 3.0 proved that it fundamentally blocks future quantum hacking threats by being the first in the world to support a multi-cryptographic system including ML-DSA-87 (Level 5), the highest security grade of the US NIST, while simultaneously guaranteeing service continuity by maintaining the existing ECDSA cryptographic system. In particular, it drew great attention by demonstrating an ultra-high-speed processing performance of 3,880 Tx per second even in a general web server environment by compressing the signature consensus result into 32 bytes through its proprietary CAD (Consensus Authorization Digest) technology.

Following this, CEO Choi Soo-hyuk presented the paradigm of "Blockchain Address = Nickname," which expanded the 10-byte SymID-based SSI (Self-Sovereign Identity) structure, through a presentation on the 'Nickname-based Web3 Social Graph Mainnet'. He declared that this will become new DNA for the digital finance and data economy ecosystem by transitioning to a structure where users directly manage the account data previously owned by the platform, and by embedding link and referral functions.

In the second session, Team Leader Kim Tae-hyun introduced the functions and business integration API/SDK guide of the next-generation Web3 platform 'Sallt 2.0'. Sallt 2.0 provides AI and social dApps with strong lock-in effects and marketing cost reduction opportunities through an intuitive nickname and recommender system. It also showcased a differentiated wallet experience combining daily life with functions such as multi-chain connection, asset trading, chatting, news, and mining (walking, lottery, etc.) through an on-site demonstration. During the break time that followed the presentation, active networking and on-site events continued, with attendees receiving token airdrops directly through the Sallt 2.0 app.

In the third session, specific real-life use cases of partner companies that have successfully settled in the SymVerse ecosystem were revealed. Actual success stories of social and AI-combined dApps running on the SymVerse mainnet in various industries were shared, drawing a high level of immersion from the business target audience. These included ▲ MediID (medical data AI project), ▲ National Delivery Rider Association (SSI and identity authentication project), ▲ UbCycle (municipal waste recycling project), and ▲ HH1446 (cultural heritage co-ownership project).

In the final Q&A session, CEO Choi Soo-hyuk took the stage to engage in an in-depth Q&A and discussion with on-site attendees, and the event concluded with the sharing of SymVerse's future global business roadmap.

SymVerse Labs CEO Choi Soo-hyuk said, "This seminar was a meaningful occasion where we directly proved the world-class security and cost-efficiency of SymVerse 3.0 to industry insiders." He added, "We will earnestly take the lead in a 'real business-driven ecosystem' in the global Web3 market that requires high-performance blockchains such as stablecoins, STOs, and RWAs."

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