When Every AI Reads the Same News, What Is Left to Know?
Sanha Kim, CEO of
@bloomingbit_io, opened EastPoint:Seoul 2026 with the welcome keynote "The Bridge Is Open: Korea's Institutional Era Begins."
If information is converging, where does an edge come from?
His answer was that the old edge is gone. Every AI reads the same sources and summarizes the same news, so reading faster stopped being a strategy. What stays scarce is what decision-makers say in a room, which is why he argued networks offering direct access to them become more valuable in the AI era, not less.
So what is actually blocking institutions?
Not conviction. Two specific gaps. Digital assets lack the valuation furniture equities take for granted, no earnings and no financial statements, which pushes investors onto unstructured signal instead: on-chain data, fund flows, regulatory movement, social. And the non-public information that drives decisions is hard to reach at all.
What did he do about it?
He used the keynote to launch Bloomingbit Terminal, an institution-only platform built in exclusive partnership with New York based data company The Tie, pairing The Tie's global institutional data with Bloomingbit's Korea and Asia market intelligence. Coverage spans roughly 1,600 digital assets, 5,400 companies and 8,500 investment firms, with real-time AI analysis of news, regulatory developments, SEC filings and X, plus anonymous messaging between verified institutional investors.
Why does the timing matter?
Because the demand is arriving on a schedule. Under the FSC roadmap for corporate market participation, about 3,500 listed companies and professional investment firms are set to enter.
When that many Korean corporates get a mandate at once, the bottleneck stops being access to the market and becomes access to fundamentals.
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