Haoyuan Li

Played the central role in formalizing the economic and technical foundation of the Cocos-BCX ecosystem by producing the project's whitepaper and by defining the initial token issuance schedule, vesting rules and utility anchors for COCOS. Those decisions established how the token would be used for on-chain game asset registration, transaction fees and developer incentive programs, directly shaping supply characteristics and long-term incentive alignment. Led the specification and architectural choices for the Cocos-BCX runtime environment, including the virtual machine and consensus trade-offs implemented on mainnet. Technical leadership included approving the SDK interfaces that allowed Cocos engine games to mint and manage on-chain assets, which materially affected developer adoption and the token's on-chain activity patterns. Directed the governance roadmap during the protocol's formative phase by setting up multisig controls for treasury disbursements, outlining conditions for community grants, and approving the initial validator set configuration. These concrete governance actions influenced token vesting schedules and unlocked market supply timelines, thereby affecting liquidity and secondary market behavior. Engaged in public partnerships and signed initial developer grant agreements with game studios to seed on-chain assets and create demand for COCOS within play-to-own game economies. Those partnership contracts and funding decisions produced measurable on-chain transactions and revenue flows that underpin the token's practical uses within the Cocos-BCX ecosystem.