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Wemade Releases Sustainability Report to Demonstrate Commitment to Transparency

Web3 & Enterprise·July 19, 2023, 5:25 AM

Wemade, a leading South Korean blockchain gaming company, has published its 2022 sustainability report, demonstrating its commitment to transparency and effective communication with shareholders and investors.

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Three ESG objectives

In the report, Wemade CEO Henry Chang outlined three key objectives focused on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. These objectives are strengthening the company’s eco-friendly practices, nurturing future minds in the blockchain industry, and establishing a transparent governance framework.

Wemade’s WEMIX 3.0 ecosystem is built on three main pillars: the global blockchain gaming platform WEMIX PLAY, the DAO-based NFT platform NILE, and the decentralized finance service WEMIX.Fi. These platforms are supported by the WEMIX token and WEMIX Dollar (WEMIX$), which are key currencies within the ecosystem. WEMIX$ is fully backed by USD Coin (USDC).

The WEMIX token is listed on more than 17 cryptocurrency exchanges, including KuCoin, Gate.io, and Bybit, according to CoinMarketCap. Meanwhile, WEMIX$ can be traded on WEMIX.Fi and centralized exchange BitMart.

 

Transparency initiatives

The report highlights various transparency initiatives undertaken by the company. Wemade has partnered with crypto data platform Xangle, intending to enable users to monitor the real-time circulation of the WEMIX token. The company has also established a protocol investment committee of five members to review and approve diverse projects. Furthermore, the report mentions that all of the undistributed WEMIX tokens are held by institutional custodian Ceffu (formerly known as Binance Custody) to ensure WEMIX’s stability.

According to the report, Wemade is committed to effective communication with stakeholders worldwide, including shareholders, token investors, and gamers. CEO Chang’s quarterly conferences play a significant role in unveiling the platform’s policies and answering stakeholders’ questions. Additionally, the company ensures the dissemination of information in multiple languages (Korean, English, Chinese, Spanish, and Indonesian), catering to global WEMIX token holders.

CEO Chang underlined the company’s dedication to enhancing corporate transparency and fulfilling its social responsibilities. These measures are aimed at facilitating the sustainable growth of the blockchain company.

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