Consensus value creation

About Consensus value creation

Consensus Value Creation (CVC) is a Web3 content value network platform that aims to build infrastructure for authenticating, distributing, and monetizing information. The company, headquartered in Singapore, is focused on transforming how users, creators, and data markets interact within the Web3 ecosystem.

The firm was founded by Jake Park, a prominent blockchain strategist. Born in South Korea and now a U.S. citizen, Park is recognized for his 'Bull Market Operational Thinking + Portfolio Investing' theoretical framework, which has influenced investment strategies across North America, East Asia, and Europe. His vision for CVC is guided by the principle of “Consensus through Value,” embedding social responsibility and public value into the core of the company's governance.

CVC's business model centers on creating a decentralized content value infrastructure. Unlike traditional platforms, it turns content into assets, user actions into rights, and on-chain interactions into consensus. The company plans to generate revenue through its data market, with ambitious goals to reach a transaction volume of $100 million by 2025. The platform serves a range of clients, including content creators, users, project teams, and data markets.

The core service revolves around its on-chain data circulation network, which facilitates a shift from passive content consumption to active consensus collaboration. Key features include a Real-Time Content Distribution Engine (RDFE) that uses AI and on-chain behavior feedback for 'consensus-driven distribution,' and a Decentralized Identity System (DID) to authenticate user content behavior, making 'data as an asset' a reality. In April 2025, CVC announced the completion of a $20 million strategic financing round led by the investment firm Paradigm, with the funds intended to accelerate development in content asset authentication, AI-powered news aggregation, and data markets.