On April 21, the side event themed "AI × RWA: The Action Economy," hosted by XKONG, an AI-driven all-in-one family health management platform, concluded successfully in Hong Kong. The event brought together pioneers in AI algorithms, Web3 professionals, and seasoned experts in RWA to deeply explore the pivotal role of AI in the health value revolution and to uncover global strategic opportunities arising from the deep integration of AI and Web3.
From Conversation to Execution: An AI Agent-Powered Closed-Loop Ecosystem for Big Health
"AI is no longer just a chatbox behind a screen; it is evolving into an 'agent' deeply involved in users' health and well-being," noted Perry Wang, Co-Founder of XKONG, in his keynote speech.
Currently, XKONG has established a three-pronged ecosystem comprising the AI Four Diagnostic Instruments smart hardware, the XKONG app, and the upcoming AI Health Assistant KoKo, and has officially unveiled its "Decentralized Health Network" strategy: deploying over 3,500 health service terminals in Hong Kong and redefining value distribution through tokenomics.
Under this new Action Economy model, every healthy behavior and content interaction by users is converted into Token rights, used to access the platform’s AI services—creating a closed loop from “user actions” to “AI consumption.” AI makes health services smarter and more accessible; Web3 enables fairer and more efficient value distribution; RWA strengthens and sustains ecosystem growth. Together, they mutually reinforce each other to build XKONG’s decentralized digital health ecosystem.
Efficiency and Value Combined: When “Observation, Auscultation and Olfaction, Inquiry, and Palpation” Meets AI and Web3
Dr. Pang Chi-Piu, President of the Hong Kong University Chinese Medicine Alumni Association, pointed out at the forum that the integration of AI and Web3 is enabling Chinese medicine to make a generational leap from "experience-based transmission" to "data-driven" modernization.
Dr. Peng believes that AI enhances medical efficiency, Web3 restructures value distribution, but traditional Chinese medicine has always centered on the “person.” By using a four-diagnosis instrument to digitally collect data from tongue, face, pulse, and inquiry, and leveraging a 96-channel pulse diagnosis system to quantitatively analyze 16 classic pulse patterns in milliseconds, an assessment report can be generated within three minutes, significantly improving the objectivity of TCM diagnosis. In the future, the goal is to return health data truly to individuals, ensuring that every health behavior is seen, recorded, and valued—so that technological progress ultimately serves humanity itself.
Data becomes assets, health equals value: RWA is rebuilding the infrastructure of healthcare
During the roundtable forum, Bai Ling, Head of the XKONG Ecosystem; Wu Hao, Co-Director of Shuidi Finance; Zhou Ying, Partner at King & Wood Mallesons; and Lü Zhile from Shengli Securities, engaged in an in-depth discussion on core topics including “How AI Agents Lower Barriers to Ecosystem Participation” and “Value Capture of Health Data Assets through RWA.”
Guests noted that the RWA sector is undergoing structural expansion. The tokenized U.S. Treasury market has now surpassed $11 billion, with diverse assets such as private credit and commodities continuously being integrated, demonstrating the vast potential of bringing real-world assets on-chain. Within this broader trend, RWA initiatives in the healthcare sector are particularly noteworthy—health data inherently possesses intrinsic value and sustained use cases, making it one of the most promising applications for RWA.
Taking Matrix AI Network as an example, the network has built the infrastructure for tokenizing personal biometric data, enabling trustworthy verification and ownership of health signals such as heart rate and sleep, transforming them into personal digital assets. Focusing on XKONG’s implementation, the four-dimensional health data—tongue, face, pulse, and inquiry—collected by the "AI Four Diagnostic Instruments" is tokenized through an RWA mechanism. This not only imparts new value attributes to personal data but also provides verifiable, highly liquid data asset inputs for downstream applications such as medical research and insurance actuarial science.
Web3 investor Alex Wong analyzed the XKONG model from a capital logic perspective, noting that the current capital market is rapidly shifting from pure protocol narratives toward asset-backed models, seeking high-quality assets with stable cash flows and real-world backing.
“The essence of XKONG’s strategy is to build a decentralized healthcare ecosystem,” said Alex Wong. “By converting the diagnostic capacity and service revenue from smart hardware into on-chain liquid assets, it achieves deep integration between the physical value of hardware and its digital value.”
This forum marks not only the first unveiling of XKONG’s core ecosystem but also the official launch of its global expansion. It is understood that XKONG plans to use Hong Kong as a model and enter more than ten countries and regions worldwide by 2026.
From treating illness to preventing it, from experience-based to data-driven approaches, XKONG is driving the global health management industry into a new era where user sovereignty is restored, value flows freely, and actions are inherently rewarded—through the deep integration of AI and RWA.
About XKONG
XKONG is Hong Kong’s leading AI-driven, all-in-one family health management platform, integrating AI technology with Web3 mechanisms to redefine how users manage their health data and distribute its value. The platform offers core features including AI-powered report interpretation, 24/7 health consultations, multi-member family accounts, intelligent follow-up synchronization, and OCR medical record recognition, fully tailored to the language habits and healthcare contexts of Hong Kong users.
Unlike traditional health apps, XKONG features exclusive access to Class II medical devices for traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis—four diagnostic methods—along with established TCM medical resources and AI health technology, creating a robust foundation for health services. It pioneers a complete closed-loop model: “Health Behavior → Entertainment Interaction → Consumption Conversion → On-chain Digital Rights → AI Services.” Every health action by users contributes to their personal health management and the platform’s ecosystem, enabling sustainable growth and long-term commercial value.
XKONG has now integrated with the Yikangtong follow-up system, strictly complying with Hong Kong’s Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance and employing end-to-end encryption to fully safeguard user data security.