Xoocity is a Web3 commercial metaverse project designed as a virtual community for global cultural, artistic, and business exchange. The project's first implementation is a digital replica of Hong Kong. [1] Xoocity integrates blockchain technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and a proprietary economic framework called "CitiFi" (City Finance) to build its virtual environment. [2] The platform's ecosystem includes virtual land represented as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), a native utility token named XOO TOKEN ($XOO), and various integrated applications intended to create a self-contained digital economy. [1] [3]
Xoocity positions itself as a "CitiFi Hong Kong metaverse community" with the stated goal of facilitating global commerce and cultural interaction within an immersive virtual world. The project's core is a digital recreation of Hong Kong, where users can own virtual land, construct buildings, engage in social activities, and conduct business. The platform aims to attract a diverse user base, including entrepreneurs, brands, investors, educators, and gamers, by providing tools for creating virtual stores, offices, educational courses, and entertainment venues. [1]
The economic structure of Xoocity is built upon its proprietary "CitiFi" model. This model is designed to support a "closed-loop digital economy" by tokenizing brand equity and real-world assets (RWA) through its XooRWA platform and enabling cross-border e-commerce within the metaverse via its Xoobay application. The entire ecosystem is powered by the XOO TOKEN, which serves as the primary medium for transactions, rewards, and governance. The project's technical foundation leverages blockchain and AI to manage assets and user interactions. [1]
The inception of the Xoocity project is estimated to be around 2022, a date inferred from the copyright notice on its official website. [1] In 2023, the project was named a recipient of an award from the Mediazone Innovation & Entrepreneurship Awards (MIEA), an event organized by biz-innovator.com. [1]
Xoocity established its official social media presence on the X (formerly Twitter) platform in August 2024. [2] At an unspecified date, the project's website announced the "grand launch of XOO token on LaunchPad," though further details regarding the specific platform or date were not provided in the announcement. [1]
The Xoocity ecosystem comprises several interconnected platforms and technologies designed to create a comprehensive metaverse experience. The project uses the term "CitiFi" to describe its overarching economic and financial framework. [2]
The core of the project is the Xoocity Metaverse, a virtual world where users interact through avatars. This digital environment is designed to host a wide array of virtual scenes and activities. Planned or existing environments include business centers, marketplaces, exhibition halls, hotels, schools, and virtual versions of tourist attractions. Users can own land, build custom structures, play games, and socialize within this space. [1]
CitiFi, or "City Finance," is Xoocity's proprietary model for integrating financial activities into its metaverse. This framework aims to bridge digital and real-world economies through two main components:
The CitiFi model's objective is to create a functional digital economy where value can be created, exchanged, and transferred between the virtual world and the real world. [1]
The Xoocity ecosystem is supported by a range of proprietary products and platforms.
The XOO TOKEN is the native cryptocurrency of the Xoocity ecosystem. It functions as a utility token and is central to all economic activities on the platform. Its primary use cases include:
Xoocity provides a proprietary cryptocurrency wallet, the XOO Wallet, for managing all platform-related digital assets, including XOO tokens and Land NFTs. The wallet is available as a web-based application (H5) and as a mobile app on the Apple App Store and Google Play, providing users with a multi-platform tool for asset management. [1]
The project's official materials also list several other components of the ecosystem, though their specific functions are not detailed in the available documentation:
These components are presented as integral parts of the broader Xoocity framework. [1]
Virtual land in Xoocity is a core asset, represented as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the blockchain. Ownership of a Land NFT grants the holder a bundle of rights within the metaverse.
According to the project's documentation, landowners possess the following rights:
Landowners can use their parcels for a variety of purposes, including creating virtual offices for remote work, establishing flagship stores for brands, hosting art exhibitions, developing interactive games, or building private recreational spaces. Land NFTs have specific attributes that determine their value and development potential. For example, a "Bronze" grade land parcel located in the "Eastern" district of the virtual Hong Kong is listed with an area of 100 ㎡, a maximum building height of 5 floors, and a price of 3,000 USDT. [1] [3]
The Land Node Plan is a program offered by Xoocity for users to acquire Land NFTs and earn rewards through a staking mechanism. The plan is structured with a total supply of 60,000 "nodes" scheduled for sale. These nodes are released in batches of 2,000, with the price stated to increase by a minimum of $100 USD with each subsequent batch. [1]
The initial offering of the Land Node Plan involves the following steps:
This structure results in a total yield of 80,000 XOO TOKEN over the 800-day staking term for each node. [1] [4]
The Land Node Plan includes a two-tiered referral program to incentivize user growth.
Xoocity has implemented features to encourage user participation. New users are presented with "Novice Tasks," which are simple introductory activities. Upon completion, users receive a one-time reward of 100 XOO TOKEN. The platform markets its features to different user profiles, outlining potential benefits for entrepreneurs, investors, educators, gamers, and digital asset collectors. [1]
Xoocity's website lists several organizations under "Institutional Support" and "Strategic Partners." The precise nature and extent of these relationships are not detailed in the source materials. [1]