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2026 · Venice / Product adoption

Beyond the token. Into the product.

Venice's own analytics · July 2026

6,200Korean users active in a two-week window

Baseline: 61 mentions across 19 channels in the preceding year.

Inside the work / Venice

From explanation to hands-on use.

Campaign experienceBuilt by Holo Hive
Venice Korea campaign page: Try Venice. Win your share.
The actual Korea campaign page.
  1. 01Try five features
  2. 02Submit proof of use
Verified participants
1,287
Proof screenshots submitted
5,134
Completed all five tasks
73%

Two-week feature-use activation · Separate from the 819 signups and the July active-user report.

Starting point and result

Venice's case insert reports 6,200 Korean users active in a single two-week July window, measured by Venice's own analytics. Separately, the first two weeks of activation produced 819 verified signups, tied to a Venice wallet and an Upbit ID. Korean coverage grew to 367 mentions across 101 channels over 12 weeks.

No. 1 in the tracked onchain AI comparison

30% of quality-weighted Korean coverage in the revised Summer 2026 comparison. See measurement scope

Campaign coverage record

A separate reporting series—not the mindshare comparison or July active-user cohort.

Cumulative Korean mentions · 2026
205
By May
295
By June
367
By July

Prior-year baseline: 61 mentions. Not monthly totals.

What Holo Hive did

Our Korean creator work was already underway when Venice listed on Upbit. We adapted the content to the listing news, then ran signup and product-use activations. Creators learned the product before explaining it to their audiences. We built the campaign experience and tracked participation; Venice supplied its own product-activity analytics.

Why it matters

The goal went beyond getting the token noticed: give Korean audiences a reason to use Venice. The client reported lower churn and higher activity as the engagement progressed. Those observations support the product-use story, but do not establish a measured retention lift caused by the campaign.

How these results are measured.

Onchain AI mindshare
30%Quality-weighted coverage in the tracked comparison · Summer 2026. Exact cutoff dates were not supplied.
Korean active users
6,200+Venice-reported analytics · Separate two-week July window. Not a count of users acquired by Holo Hive.
Source notes and limitations

The 6,200 figure is Venice’s regional estimate for the two weeks preceding its July 23, 2026 update, as clarified in the Babylon briefing and PerpTools proposal. It is not 6,200 users acquired or retained by Holo Hive; the precise active-user event definition was not supplied. Signups, active users and coverage have separate windows and are not a measured conversion funnel. An Upbit listing provided attention Holo Hive did not cause.

The revised Summer 2026 comparison places Venice first at 30%, followed by Virtuals at 17%, Ritual at 11% and Bittensor at 11%. The homepage shows the top four; tile areas compare those four, while labels refer to the full tracked comparison. Other tracked projects account for 31%. This is not all Korean discussion or market share.

The earlier May 19–August 10 snapshot records 251 pieces of coverage through August 10, not the whole engagement. The campaign coverage chart uses a separate reporting series. These totals and the July active-user figure must not be combined.

Source: Venice Case Insert, May 10-July 31, 2026: client analytics for a two-week July activity window, weeks 1-2 signup verification, and 12-week coverage record. Intro / Partner Deck, slide 8: separate two-week feature-use activation. The Case Insert controls the signup window; the deck's seven-day signup wording is not used.

Mindshare source: Revised Holo Hive Summer 2026 comparison, replacing the earlier 28% snapshot.

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