All In FutureTech Alliance (AIFA) provided an update on its ongoing business restructuring and efforts to advance proposed acquisitions.
The company remains committed to an AI strategy combining AI infrastructure and AI applications. It is pursuing business development, partnerships and potential acquisitions across AI education, digital content platforms, AI-enabled gaming and AI healthcare. Restructuring and proposed acquisition activities remain ongoing under applicable Nasdaq and SEC requirements. The company is also evaluating experienced professionals as part of efforts to strengthen and restructure its Board of Directors; any appointments or governance changes will be disclosed as appropriate.
All In FutureTech Alliance (AIFA) is launching a creator onboarding program alongside ongoing enhancements to its aifa.one platform and mobile-app development. Internally developed AI Agents support content production, page optimization and structural improvements. The initial creator cohort will be invitation-only, with the first phase expected to launch in December 2026.
Participating creators may receive content-production fees and a share of revenue generated by their content; specific revenue-sharing terms will be announced separately. AIFA plans to recruit across AI-related fields and provide dedicated creator profile and content pages. The company expects its companion mobile application to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to completion of development, testing and other customary launch preparations.
All In FutureTech Alliance (Nasdaq: AIFA) outlined its AI application strategy and product development progress at its inaugural Las Vegas conference. Education is its primary focus; the company does not intend to develop semiconductors or foundational AI models. CreateAgent is used internally and has begun seeing external use. Two Teach OS modules are live, while four remain under development; AIFA expects a formal launch in the near term.
AIFA plans to publish an AI education certification white paper next month and develop its Las Vegas venue into a year-round showcase and U.S. market-entry platform for technology brands. It also plans to host visitors during CES 2027. Invitations to prospective board members and advisors have not resulted in finalized appointments.
All In FutureTech Alliance (NASDAQ: AIFA) launched its AIFA Digital Service Platform for consumers and businesses, separate from its corporate website.
The platform provides Chinese- and English-language content on artificial intelligence, investing, education, and global industry trends. Current functions include article saving, author following, and a personal Bookshelf. AIFA plans to progressively integrate education and workforce-development offerings, including AI courses, professional training, bootcamps, and membership products.
The company also intends to connect users with global business services and resources for cross-border expansion. Longer-term plans include using AI for personalized learning, content recommendations, and resource matching, subject to applicable privacy, data-protection, and other legal requirements. The corporate website retains its communications and investor-relations role.
All In FutureTech Alliance (Nasdaq: AIFA) will host its annual gathering in Las Vegas on October 3–4, 2026. Community Day is October 3, followed by Main Day at the AIFA Arena on October 4. Chairman Li Shanglong will present the company's annual strategy and next phase of development.
The main hall program will be livestreamed on WeChat Channels and YouTube starting at 6:00 p.m. Pacific Time on October 4. A 90-minute English-Chinese question-and-answer session will accept questions from attendees and livestream viewers without pre-screening. The expo covers Education, Going Global, Local Life and Content Creation. A replay will be available on the company's investor relations website.
All In FutureTech Alliance (AIFA) launched AIFA-Global.com to present its AI-focused businesses and long-term platform plans.
The site covers AI education, media and creator services, global commerce, and investment and research. AIFA’s content network has a combined audience reach of more than 50 million followers. The company is developing services across these areas and intends to build an AI-enabled global service platform.
All In FutureTech Alliance (Nasdaq: AIFA) reported that LittleVault Traffic Holdings, which AIFA is in the process of injecting into its listed platform, has signed two new exclusive marquee knowledge IPs, each with over 10 million followers. This lifts LittleVault’s core exclusively signed IPs from 7 to 9 and expands aggregate follower reach from approximately 32 million+ to approximately 50 million+, adding new verticals such as performing arts, lifelong learning, and mind-body wellness.
LittleVault’s first AI digital-human courses have launched in the mind-body wellness and personal growth category, with at least three planned structured courses targeting 10,000 paying learners, priced between US$199 and US$3,999, implying an approximate revenue opportunity of US$2 million to US$40 million in this category. The platform is also converting all signed IPs’ content into AI-powered courses and developing its first creator AI Agent product based on Chairman Shanglong Li’s IP. AIFA links this progress to staged validation of LittleVault’s three-year targets of approximately 1,500 creators, US$60 million in business revenue, and 40 million monthly active users, and to strengthening its broader AI application service matrix strategy.
All In FutureTech Alliance (Nasdaq:AIFA) plans to integrate the MCN and creator-economy assets of LittleVault Holdings into its public company platform. LittleVault holds exclusive IP agreements with seven global creators reaching about 32M+ followers.
The company expects this asset injection to support its dual-engine strategy in an AI infrastructure network and AI application services matrix, including AI education, knowledge-content distribution, certification systems, and creator monetization. Business materials project 1,500 paid creators, about US$60M revenue, and 40M monthly active users over three years, though these forecasts are subject to significant uncertainties.
AIFA (Nasdaq:AIFA) updated its HyalRoute acquisition, confirming signed share purchase agreements covering about 57.67% of HyalRoute’s issued shares. AIFA has also reached preliminary intent for nearly 10% additional shares, including NewQuest’s 1.24%, targeting ownership of 67%–90% in the current phase and over 90% longer term.
The company views higher ownership as key to fully consolidating HyalRoute’s results, enhancing capital markets flexibility, and strengthening its optical communications and AI infrastructure strategy.
All In FutureTech Alliance (Nasdaq:AIFA) announced plans to integrate the Aivolution Venture fund and Co-Intelligence Academy into its public company platform under new Chairman Li Shanglong and CEO Eric Shao.
The company expects this to align AI infrastructure with AI education, expand AI application services, strengthen revenue and cash flow, and support future financing and partnerships within its dual-engine strategy of “AI Infrastructure + AI Applications.”