UXLINK is becoming an important infrastructure in the Web3 ecosystem.

Recently, the Web3 social infrastructure project UXLINK announced cooperation with multiple AI and GameFi projects, including Bubble AI, 1Gen Labs, Pond, MetaCene, BacGames, Space Nation, EarlyBird3, and more than ten other projects, and launched the "UXLINK Social Ecology Alliance," empowering the development of ecological projects with its unique data value.

Recently, we had in-depth discussions with the UXLINK community to explore how it has become an important and irreplaceable infrastructure project in the Web3 ecosystem.

1. In the blockchain field, infrastructure projects usually refer to chains. Why is UXLINK also called infrastructure?

In the blockchain field, in addition to public chains or L2 being referred to as infrastructure projects, there are also infrastructure projects that handle core data such as Alchemy, which provides API and RPC services, Filecoin, which provides data storage and indexing services, Chainlink, which provides data stream query and oracle services. These types of infrastructure, compared to public chains, will provide more specific basic services to developers based on the storage and computing capabilities provided by public chains.

UXLINK is an infrastructure for handling user social relationship data and is also the digital identity of WEB3 users.

UXLINK also plans to develop the Social Liquidity Chain to address social asset issues such as social data flow and staking.

2. What problems does UXLINK infrastructure solve? How is it different from other social infrastructure projects?

Currently, UXLINK mainly provides protocols and data services to help developers focus on AI, gaming, and other business innovation user services. UXLINK provides developers with authentication of user digital identity (UXLINK Account Auth), access to user social graph data, and on-chain asset data through API/SDK services.

Currently, UXLINK has two core protocols:

1. RWS protocol, mainly solving the problem of familiar social graph, can help developers achieve better recommendations and growth.

2. AWC protocol, mainly solving the relationship between on-chain identity and assets, can help developers better understand users and help AI models analyze and recommend behaviors.

Unlike other social infrastructure projects that focus on one-way relationship, UXLINK focuses on two-way, familiar social relationships, similar to the social structure difference between Weibo and WeChat. UXLINK constructs a real-world familiar social relationship network.

3. UXLINK has both applications and infrastructure parts, which part is the focus? How do they balance?

For the social track, applications and infrastructure have a very strong symbiotic and promotional relationship. Applications contribute data to the infrastructure, providing user-oriented usage scenarios. The infrastructure precipitates data value for applications, while earning revenue through serving ecological applications, providing Link To Earn rewards for ordinary users.

In addition to providing high-performance storage and computing capabilities, UXLINK's more important role is to provide scalable access to familiar social graph data. Therefore, in the early stages of the project, UXLINK's basic applications need to participate in the construction of the social data part of the UXLINK protocol. The UXLINK protocol is also the infrastructure of the UXLINK application. While operating the UXLINK application, it is also thickening the data part of the UXLINK protocol to provide usable data sources for developers.

4. What do the RWS Protocols and Social Liquidity Layer mentioned by UXLINK refer to?

RWS Protocols refer to UXLINK's familiar social protocols, including UXAccount service protocol and UXGraph service protocol, providing social data, social assets, and social recommendation data services.

Social Liquidity Layer is the planned basic network data layer on the social chain of UXLINK. On UXLINK's social chain, each EOA account has its own social graph network. On other public chains, each EOA account is an isolated digital asset account, while on UXLINK's social chain, these isolated digital assets can connect and flow on the Social Liquidity Layer. All Dapps built on UXLINK's social chain can natively access this social network, making digital assets more liquid based on this network, and also providing possibilities for the liquidity of social assets.

5. As a developer, why choose UXLINK as the infrastructure to BUILD?

Product growth: Developers can use UXLINK services for social fission and product growth.

Service recommendation: Developers can use UXLINK's social relationship graph to provide personalized recommendation services based on social relationships to product users.

Identity verification: Developers can understand users' digital identities, their digital assets, owned social accounts, social relationship networks, and asset information on social relationship networks through UXLINK.

6. Ordinary users usually only focus on applications. Can ordinary users profit from UXLINK infrastructure?

Ordinary users, while using UXLINK applications, are helping UXLINK construct social data. Therefore, UXLINK's Link To Earn mechanism is essentially Data To Earn, where ordinary users contribute data to UXLINK infrastructure and receive token rewards.

7. Excellent infrastructure projects have excellent ecological projects. Does UXLINK currently have ecological projects, how is the progress? Can you give an example?

EarlyBird3 is a GameFi project in the UXLINK ecosystem, which achieved social fission growth from 0 to 40,000 in 7 days through UXLINK. By accessing UXLINK's social relationship data, it launched socialized product features such as friend rankings and friend assistance.

Currently, projects such as OKAPI, Bubble AI, etc., are being integrated. We believe that these projects will have excellent data performance after integration.

8. How will UXLINK infrastructure develop in the future?

Currently, UXLINK infrastructure establishes standards for user social data through protocols, and developers use the services provided by the protocols through APIs. In the future, UXLINK plans to launch the Social Liquidity Layer's social chain to provide liquidity possibilities for users' social data assets, enabling the value brought by users' social networks to be utilized in different WEB3 applications, supporting ecological developers and third parties.

At the same time, we will expand the developer community and collaborate with third-party projects. The foundation of infrastructure is data, and cooperation with third parties can bring more scenarios and applications to our users, benefiting users, providing data to UXLINK, and forming a mutually beneficial cycle.

9. How does UXLINK attract developers? Are there plans to recruit or invite developers?

At the current stage, UXLINK is in the early stages of development. We introduce developers through ecological project cooperation, establish the core infrastructure service capabilities of UXLINK in cooperation with relatively mature project teams. Currently, UXLINK can provide application-layer social growth services for ecological cooperation projects, as well as social relationship recommendations at the data layer and user digital identity and digital asset verification services.

In the future, UXLINK plans to launch more complete development toolkits to serve ordinary developers, and support more developers to join the UXLINK ecosystem through the establishment of the UXLINK Community Developer Fund, providing comprehensive technical, financial, and user growth support for UXLINK ecosystem construction.

10. Recently, UXLINK has cooperated with many AI projects. Is there any particular reason for this?