The Blockchain alliance has added 12 new members, and the cultural and art trading platform is leading the digital wave.

Recently, an organization committed to promoting the development of the Blockchain Service Network announced personnel appointment changes and the addition of a new batch of member units. Among them, an institution focused on the trading of cultural and artistic products became a new member of the organization's professional committee. A total of 12 institutions joined the alliance, including several research institutes, computing centers, and fintech companies.

This alliance is a collaborative organization voluntarily formed by multiple institutions, aimed at promoting the development of the Blockchain Service Network (BSN). It was jointly initiated by several national-level institutions and technology companies, with the goal of integrating the capabilities of member units in technology, cloud resources, financial products, and other areas to form a mechanism for collaborative development. The alliance is committed to building a low-cost, comprehensive, and interconnected global blockchain infrastructure network.

The newly added cultural and artistic trading institution is a government-approved spot trading venue with qualifications for both online and offline trading, targeting the international market. This institution has partnered with several important organizations to create a blockchain system specifically for the trading and circulation of digital artworks. This system aims to provide functions such as certification, registration, and traceability for cultural and artistic works, promote the digitalization process of artworks, and achieve important functions such as confirming ownership, authenticity, and pricing of artworks.

As one of the first platforms selected for the alliance's infrastructure network, this cultural and art trading institution will provide users and developers with services for the generation and management of digital collectibles. Leveraging its resources from the International Chamber of Commerce, the institution's Blockchain system will provide infrastructure support for international digital art trading, while offering professional services for the trade of cultural and art products among countries along the "Belt and Road".

This initiative not only demonstrates the application prospects of Blockchain technology in the cultural and artistic fields but also reflects the importance placed by both domestic and international parties on digitization and Blockchain technology in art trading. As more institutions join such alliances, we can expect to see more innovative applications and cross-border collaborations unfold in this area.