Movement Alert|XUNCE Rises 6.55% in Regular Trading, TokenOS Partnership with Hongtai Fund Continues to Fuel Rally

Market Focus07-23

On July 23, XUNCE rose 6.55% in regular trading, trading at HK$131.2/share, with turnover of HK$105 million, extending its recent strong momentum.

On the news front, the company announced on July 19 a strategic cooperation memorandum with Qingdao Xinchen Kechuang Industrial Co., Ltd., the parent company of Hongtai Fund. The two parties will collaborate on the TokenOS system across core scenarios including investment research, post-investment management, and AI empowerment for portfolio companies, jointly exploring data tokenization governance and commercialization services.

This partnership marks the first systematic, large-scale entry of XUNCE TokenOS into the private equity investment sector. Hongtai Fund manages over RMB 30 billion in assets with more than 300 investment projects, establishing a replicable benchmark template for subsequent cooperation with other fund firms. The stock has accumulated significant gains since the announcement, with two-day cumulative gains previously exceeding 45%, as the market prices in expanded business prospects and growth potential from the AI-native, Token-native fund management paradigm.

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