Nextflow AI OS Unveils at Malaysia Blockchain Week, Launching the World’s First AI Smart Body Phone to Ignite Southeast Asia's Web3 Market
On July 29, 2026, Kuala Lumpur - Today, the 2026 Malaysia Blockchain Week (MYBW 2026) officially kicked off at the Kuala Lumpur World Trade Center. This year's conference, themed "Bridging Realities: Where Everyone Meets Web3," gathered over 7,000 Web3 practitioners, institutional investors, and blockchain builders from around the world, focusing on the integration of AI and blockchain. Nextflow AI showcased its core product, the Xiao Nai AI Phone (Nextflow AI OS), becoming the only terminal project at the event that emphasizes deep integration of AI and Web3, receiving high recognition from individual users, merchants, and institutional clients.
As the world's first mass-produced AI smart body phone, the Xiao Nai phone, equipped with Nextflow's self-developed AI OS, breaks the limitations of shallow voice interaction in the industry, achieving full-scene autonomous operation of AI smart bodies. Its two core functional tracks directly address the core needs of Web3 users, attracting a continuous stream of consultation and experience seekers at the booth.
In the Web3 asset and trading sector, Xiao Nai features a built-in native AI smart wallet, an automated on-chain trading system, a predictive market arbitrage tool, and a dedicated Web3 application store, fully covering multi-chain asset management, AI automatic investment, on-chain monitoring, and NFT minting orders. Many Southeast Asian crypto investors and DeFi users expressed that traditional Web3 operations have high barriers and require significant time for monitoring, while the Xiao Nai AI smart body can autonomously monitor market conditions and execute preset trading strategies, combined with hardware-level private key security storage, balancing convenience and asset security, perfectly addressing the pain points of ordinary users in on-chain operations, making it the most favored hardware product by the Web3 community at this exhibition.
Targeting ordinary individual users and business practitioners, the Xiao Nai AI smart body combines both lifestyle and commercial capabilities: real-time aggregation and interpretation of information, emotional companionship around the clock, and a one-stop workflow for self-media operations, with content creation, account management, and traffic data analysis all handled autonomously by AI. Many local cross-border e-commerce and Web3 self-media entrepreneurs completed hands-on trials of the real device on-site and expressed clear intentions for bulk purchases, fully releasing commercial landing potential.
On the afternoon of July 29, Amy from the Nextflow AI team was invited to attend a special interview at the Malaysia Blockchain Week, where she deeply analyzed the project's underlying technology, mass production plans, and three-year ecological layout. Amy introduced that the underlying technology of Nextflow AI OS has undergone two years of complete research and development in Silicon Valley, overcoming three core technological barriers: edge AI large models, multi-chain interaction, and hardware security encryption. Currently, the Xiao Nai AI phone has achieved stable mass production and global delivery, providing standardized hardware products for both C-end individual users and B-end merchants.
Regarding the overall matrix planning for the next three years, Amy stated that Nextflow will continue to improve its consumer-grade AI+Web3 terminal product line while vigorously promoting the implementation of enterprise AI solutions for government and enterprises, customizing exclusive AI smart body deployment solutions for Southeast Asia's digital finance, blockchain service providers, and cross-border enterprises. Leveraging Malaysia's geographical advantage as a Web3 hub in Southeast Asia, Nextflow aims to build a complete AI+Web3 industrial ecosystem covering consumer terminals, enterprise services, and on-chain applications.
This Malaysia Blockchain Week showcased the rapid development of the Southeast Asian Web3 industry, with the integration of AI and blockchain becoming a core consensus in the industry. The Nextflow AI OS Xiao Nai phone serves as a carrier for hardware terminals, bridging the key links between AI smart bodies and Web3 applications, filling the gap in the global AI+Web3 integrated smart terminal market. Several Southeast Asian blockchain organizations and digital asset platforms have already reached preliminary cooperation intentions with Nextflow at the exhibition, and both parties will engage in deep collaboration around terminal ecosystem co-construction and regional market joint promotion.
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