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Modhaus is an EnterTech company aiming to promote a fan-directed system via blockchain technology. As a major K-Pop Web3 project, it brings fans closer to creators, including them across all stages of production using NFT-powered governance mechanisms.

Modhaus plans to launch the world's first K-pop artist made and operated by its fans.

yoy.live is an all-in-one growth platform for live streamers. It turns every broadcast into structured performance data, cuts highlights into vertical shorts with AI, and runs game campaigns end to end — from matching creators to measuring results and settling payouts. It supports YouTube, Twitch, CHZZK and SOOP, and is currently in beta.

yoy.live brings analytics, editing and monetization into one account, so creators can stop stitching together separate tools and publishers can spend budget on measurable performance.

INDIECATER is the indie games catering label of NDUS Games, built on a multi-developer network model: studios keep their own IP and grow together across global PR, community, platform onboarding and funding, all run by one team. Rather than chasing single hits, the label invests in developer branding, so a studio builds a following that outlasts any one release.

Games come and go, developers stay. INDIECATER stands beside indie teams from a debut launch through the next one, so a first title is never the end of a career.

Vivident builds AI-powered virtual character IP for the subculture scene. Its platform, MoeLive, lets a creator design a character and lets fans shape it through interaction — nurturing it, influencing its preferences and steering where its story goes next, so the fandom becomes part of the production rather than an audience for it.

Vivident is building an entertainment world where fans and creators collaborate, blurring the line between the virtual and the real.