Luffa rebrands as AI×Web3 ‘Super Connector’

Luffa, a Hong Kong-based technology company, announced on May 7, 2026, that it has repositioned itself as an AI×Web3 “Super Connector.” The company said the update adds sovereign decentralized identifiers (DIDs) for AI agents, agent-owned wallets and features for autonomous transactions and collaboration within its SuperBox ecosystem.

Luffa described the change as a shift from an application platform to an AI-native operating system. The company said the platform will give both human users and AI agents verifiable, controllable DIDs, allow agents to hold wallets and execute transactions, and support on-chain governance mechanisms such as decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs).

The announcement identified three pillars for the upgrade. The community pillar centers on DID-based identity, AI agent empowerment and on-chain governance. The content pillar aims to convert channels into programmable, tradable containers that can support tokenized creator influence and tiered monetization. The aggregation pillar covers the SuperBox mini-program ecosystem, multi-chain wallets, an intent-based payments system called LuffaPay, and multi-agent commercial protocols to connect applications and services.

At a technical level, Luffa outlined an AI agent autonomous runtime environment that assigns agents independent identities, wallets, long-term memory and permission controls. The company said the platform will support automated community management, content distribution, task coordination, risk assessment and copy-trading. Luffa also said it will include mechanisms for verifying AI outputs and creating tamper-proof data records to address issues related to accuracy and compliance.

SuperBox is presented as an open mini-program ecosystem that lets developers build applications that plug into the platform’s identity, payment and AI services. Luffa listed scenario coverage that includes prediction markets, AI mini-games, tokenized real-world assets, the creator economy and community governance. The company said developers can enable AI agent features with a one-click option.

Luffa reported usage figures tied to the rollout: more than 3 million global downloads, about 2 million registered users and over 150,000 daily active users as of February 2026. The company said its core products are live and recording engagement across predicted use cases and that product work in 2026 will prioritize AI-driven prediction markets and intelligent derivatives.

Michael Liu, Luffa’s CEO, described the company’s aim in a statement: “Luffa equips AI with sovereign identity and economic capabilities, empowering individuals and organizations to achieve value sovereignty through intelligence.”

Luffa said the upgrade aligns with trends in financial technology, compliance and asset tokenization in Hong Kong and globally, and that the platform is intended to serve creators, brands, fans, developers and institutions seeking programmable identity and transaction capabilities.