OneKey founder: The company has moved from a "burning money model" to a growth stage and will fully transform into an AI-native hardware financial company

BlockBeats News, on December 31, OneKey founder Yishi posted on social media that last year OneKey achieved profitability. Although the scale was not large, it was truly positive cash flow, with 80% directly used for team salaries, the rest covering operational costs, and the remaining portion will continue to be returned to employees in the future.

Entering this year, the company has entered a period of rapid expansion, with several core indicators showing significant growth:

· Employee headcount (HC) increased by 61% year-on-year
· Number of distributors increased by 183%
· Weekly active users (WAU) increased by 148.7%
· Revenue increased by 41.6%

OneKey has "officially transitioned from a burn-mode startup to a truly growth-oriented company." Yishi also revealed that OneKey has made a bold internal decision: from now on, OneKey will fully transform into an AI-native hardware finance company. This is not simply "using AI tools," but a complete top-down restructuring of all workflows to build a fully AI-native organizational structure.