Blockchain mainnet platform Symverse Labs (CEO Choi Soo-hyuk) announced today (26th) that it has signed a business agreement with Begin 21 (CEO Kim Mi-Kyung), a comprehensive cultural and artistic entertainment for the disabled, to support the artistic activities of artists with disabilities.

Since its establishment in 2018, Symverse Labs has developed a multi-blockchain platform and provided various enterprise solutions and consulting services to help companies easily incorporate blockchain technology.

With this agreement, Symverse Labs will jointly carry out tasks such as pioneering artworks for disabled artists and managing tickets for related events through the content community platform ‘COMMUNY’ which launched in June.

In addition, a certain portion of the related sales proceeds are planned to be delivered to the development fund and donations of the social cooperative ‘Begin 21’.

‘Begin 21’, the partner of the agreement, is an organization established in 2021 and is conducting fashion shows with people with developmental disabilities and senior models, and planning various cultural and artistic activities to help people with disabilities advance into society.

“We are pleased to have taken a step forward in improving awareness of people with disabilities by collaborating with Symverse Labs,” said Kim Mi-kyung, CEO of Begin21. “We hope to add hope to the lives of people with disabilities as citizens who enjoy cultural and artistic activities and pay taxes proudly, rather than as beneficiaries.”

Soo-hyuk Choi, CEO of Symverse Labs, said, “Through our collaboration with Begin21, we will spare no effort to support people with disabilities to contribute to artistic activities and provide high-quality services to content creators and consumers.”

Meanwhile, Symverse Labs plans to advance various blockchain services this year through products such as the content community platform ‘Communy’ and the decentralized wallet ‘Sallt’.

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