USM.World debuted at Tachyon's demo day, unveiling its 12-month product roadmap aimed at building a community-driven Web3 ecosystem. Joseph Lubin, Ethereum co-founder and creator of ConsenSys Mesh, attended the event. ConsenSys Mesh transitioned into an independent organization in 2020 after years of serving as the incubation and investment arm of the group.

Tachyon, a division of ConsenSys Mesh, focuses on accelerating early-stage blockchain and Web3 startups. French Montana, co-founder and renowned rap artist, joined the team. The demo coincided with the release of his hit album, Montega, which will be integrated into French Family, an exclusive NFT collection targeting collectors, crypto enthusiasts, and Web3 investors. The collection includes 1,000 NFTs offered at a major sales event, featuring benefits such as node certificates on a layer 1 blockchain and commercial rights to the music album.

Dr. Tracy Fanara, an environmental scientist at NASA, and Olympic medalists Johannes Ludwig, Sebastien Buemi, Francesco Friedrich, Walter Wallberg, and Kaylin Whitney are also part of the exclusive Web3 community. The debut garnered significant attention, trending among NFT collectors.

USM boasts the largest ecosystem, with over 750,000 registered users across Metamon, the metaverse, and the NFT marketplace, positioning it as one of the few unicorns nearing the 1 million user milestone. The team is committed to developing tools essential for the metaverse and fostering collaboration to unleash technology's full potential supported by cryptocurrency.

The goal of the community is to expand the ecosystem's prospects and growth, likened to reaching Mars instead of settling for the moon. Interactions within the community promote freedom and social transformation, with support extending to universities such as the University of California San Diego, University of Southern California, and Rangsit University, among others.

The live-streamed demonstration on the USM metaverse witnessed thousands of visitors engaging with French Montana.