Jun Yang

Led the design and execution of ecosystem programs that translated project-level capabilities into on-chain activity for CFX. Practical actions included creating developer grant programs, coordinating integrations with custodians and wallets, and negotiating partnerships with regional institutions to pilot token utility in payments or supply-chain proofs. Each partnership contract and grant award produced measurable increases in smart-contract deployments, transaction throughput and token circulation across targeted markets. Managed accelerator and incubation initiatives that brought startups into the Conflux ecosystem, approving technical integrations and co-investment terms that determined which dApps and services used CFX for fees, staking or as native settlement currency. Operational oversight of these programs influenced which verticals (e.g., DeFi, NFT, enterprise data) gained early traction and how quickly liquidity aggregated into associated token pools and DEX markets. Decisions on grant sizes, milestone structures and acceptance criteria materially affected project survivability and continued token demand. Coordinated public–private pilots with regional stakeholders to demonstrate enterprise use cases that required token flows, custody solutions and compliance arrangements. Those pilots created predictable demand corridors for CFX and generated datasets used to persuade larger institutional partners to adopt or list the token. By converting protocol features into concrete integration contracts and funded development work, the partnership function played a direct operational role in creating sustained on-chain activity and market liquidity for CFX.