
At the recent Hong Kong Web3 Festival, SoonTech COO Amber was invited for an in-depth interview. As a leading representative in the blockchain infrastructure sector, Amber provided a detailed interpretation of SoonTech’s core strategies in security risk control, transaction performance, compliant capitalization, and AI ecosystem empowerment. Against the backdrop of 2026 global regulatory updates, she shared the underlying logic of how the enterprise navigates industry cycles and builds core competitiveness, providing a benchmark for the standardized and capitalized development of Web3 infrastructure firms.
In the crypto industry, security is the primary pain point for users. The 24/7 nature and high volatility of the crypto market demand extreme risk management capabilities. Amber stated that since its inception in 2019, SoonTech has maintained a record of zero hacks and zero asset security incidents. The company has built a "three-in-one" financial-grade security system encompassing external protection, internal control, and risk buffering.
Many Web3 platforms suffer from downtime during high concurrency, lack of liquidity, and high slippage. SoonTech’s core team brings experience from traditional securities system R&D to the crypto space, creating an enterprise-grade trading engine tailored for high volatility.
Amber noted that as of 2026, global Web3 regulations have tightened significantly. Major regulators in the US, Hong Kong, and Singapore have implemented "look-through" inspections for Real-World Assets (RWA).
In response, SoonTech has adopted a dual-track strategy: while the platform possesses mature RWA tokenization technology, it maintains "extreme operational restraint." The platform has established a negative list that strictly prohibits RWA-based fundraising, marketing, or "IPO-like" activities within its ecosystem to avoid regulatory ambiguity. This strategy serves the platform's capitalization goals; SoonTech initiated its listing plan last year, aiming to debut on Nasdaq within 2–3 years.
Regarding the rise of AI, Amber emphasized that AI is not a cause for "involution" (hyper-competition) but a tool for the democratization and standardization of Web3 trading.
Today, as the Web3 industry moves beyond its era of "wild growth," security, performance, and compliance have become the core competitive advantages for infrastructure providers. This interview highlights how SoonTech—leveraging its financial-grade security system, transaction performance that rivals traditional finance, forward-looking compliance strategy, and AI-powered ecosystem—has successfully transitioned into a global fintech enterprise. Amidst the industry’s consolidation phase, SoonTech’s superior technical prowess and commitment to regulatory self-discipline will propel the company toward its Nasdaq debut, continuing to lead the standardized development of the Web3 infrastructure sector.