Document:

Exhibit 10.72

 

Shenzhen National Transport Service Co.,
Ltd

With

Ideanomics, Inc.

Regarding the implementation of the Tianjin
Bus Replacement Project

Supplementary financial advisory agreement

 

 

This agreement was signed by the following
parties in Beijing in December 2018:

Party A: Shenzhen National Transport
Service Co., Ltd

Address:
Room 201, building A, No. 1, Qianwan road, Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cooperation Zone, Shenzhen, China (registered with Shenzhen
Qianhai business secretary Co., Ltd)

 

Party B One: Ideanomics, Inc.

Address: 318 North Carson Street,
Suite 208, Carson City, Nevada 89701

 

Party B Two: Shanghai win Investment
Management Consulting Co., Ltd.

Address: Room 227, Building 4, No. 2118, Guanghua
road, Minhang District, Shanghai

 

Party B One, Party B Two are collectively
referred to as " party B."

 

In Consideration of:

1. Party A is a company established in accordance
with the laws of the people's Republic of China and validly existing and in good standing, is the main business for the promotion
of new energy vehicles and urban green transport integrated solutions;

2. Party B One (formerly Seven Stars Cloud
Group, Inc.) is a company established under the laws of the state of Nevada, validly and in good standing. Party B Two is a company
established under the laws of China, validly existing and in good standing. Collectively Party B business specializes in the financial
industry, manufacturing and consumer industries to provide financial technology and Digital Asset Management Services Leader.

3. Party A and related companies have signed
the relevant agreement with its first customer Tianjin bus operators, to undertake the Tianjin bus upgrade replacement project
(hereinafter referred to as the "Tianjin Project"), including but not limited to the RMB 57 billion financing support
from relevant banking institutions and Tianjin Project related suppliers such as Three Gorges and China Power. The interest rate
is 9%.

4. Party A and party B have signed the financial
advisory agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Financial Advisory Agreement") on August 18, 2018. Under the framework
of the financial advisory agreement, Party A intends to employ Party B as a financial advisor to provide advisory services for
party A on its Tianjin project for the issuance of asset-backed securities (ABS) for secondary financing, Party B intends to accept
party A's employment.

 

     

     

    

 

The following agreement is hereby entered
into on the basis of equality and mutual consent with the terms and conditions thereof being set our as follows:

 

1. Delegate Matters

1.1 Party A entrusts Party B as its financial
adviser to assist Party A with setting up the asset support special plan (hereinafter referred to as the “Asset Securitization
Project”) with the assets formed by its Tianjin project as its basic assets, and to carry out secondary financing, the amount
of funds to be raised is 57 billion RMB, the final amount approved by the regulator shall prevail.

1.2 The services provided by Party B include:

(1) assisting in the design of
transaction structures and financing schemes for asset securitization projects;

(2) have full responsibility for
the selection of the required underwriters and other intermediaries, and as an intermediary and coordinator, arrange the work of
the intermediary agencies, arrange the intermediary structure of the amount of financing distribution, supervise intermediary agencies
in accordance with the determined time schedule to complete the relevant work in a timely manner;

(3) assist Party A in accepting
intermediaries to conduct due diligence on party A and its underlying assets;

(4) assist in the production
and modification of the documents required for asset securitization projects;

(5) assist Party A with communications
with relevant regulators;

(6) other work agreed by both
parties.

 

2. Financing Methods

2.1 Party A intends to issue fixed income
asset-backed securities (ABS) in the form of a asset support program, with the cash flow generated by the underlying assets as
support payments, and the original equity interest of the asset-backed securities shall be party A or its subsidiaries. The specific
product structure shall be agreed by the special plan document in effect at the time of issue.

2.2 Types and amounts of securities. The
types of securities to be issued are asset-backed securities or other securities approved by the regulator.

2.3 Funding costs. The comprehensive cost
of the proposed securities is expected to be 5%-7%, including the coupon rate and the necessary costs associated with the asset
securitization project issuance and management work, the above costs should be determined in accordance with the market price,
with the consent of party A.

2.4 The underlying assets shall be provided
by Party A in accordance with the Chinese laws, regulations, regulatory documents and policies in force at the time of issue, and
belong to the property or property rights that can generate an independent, predictable cash flow and can be specific. The basic
assets in this agreement refers to the property or property rights of the Tianjin project, specifically agreed by the special plan
documents that came into force at the time of issue.

2.5 Additional Credit Support. Party A undertakes
to repay the capital of the Securitization project for the current period, with support by the Tianjin Municipal People's Government
with the financial funds of Tianjin.

 

     

     

    

 

3. Term of Service

3.1 the term of Service shall commence on
the effective date of this Agreement and end on the date of the completion of the fund-raising for the asset-backed securitization
project.

 

4. Service Fee

4.1 Party B's service fee is 1% of the net
proceeds actually raised for the asset securitization project.

4.2 party A receives the financing money
and then pays service fees in accordance to the above proportion to the account specified by party B. Before payment by Party A,
Party B shall provide a legal and valid invoice in accordance with the provisions of the Chinese tax law.

 

5. Rights and Obligations of Party A

5.1 Party A shall have the right to receive
the funds raised under the Securitization project in accordance with the conditions stipulated in this agreement.

5.2 Party A understands that the Additional
Credit Support measures may have a significant impact on the issuance of Asset Backed Securities, and agrees that the Tianjin Municipal
People's Government is responsible for the implementation of the Tianjin Municipal Financial funds to provide guarantees for the
current asset securitization project principal interest payment.

5.3 Party A shall disclose to Party B all
information necessary for the entrusted matters, and to ensure that the information provided are true, accurate, complete and timely.

5.4 Party A shall provide necessary working
conditions for Party B to complete the entrusted matters, and shall cooperate with Party B's arrangements and reasonable work requirements.

5.5 Party A shall pay the service fee to
Party B promptly and in full in accordance with the agreement.

5.6 Party A is solely responsible for the
truthfulness, accuracy, completeness, timeliness of the information disclosed to investors with regards to the financials instruments
issued under this agreement- this may involve the disclosure of any information to investors, whether publicly disclosed or not.

5.7 Party A shall be solely liable for the
full amount of its financing under this agreement, including but not limited to principal, interest, dividends, redemption, or
other amounts agreed to by Party A.

 

6. Party B's rights and obligations

6.1 Party B has the right to ask Party A
to provide all documents, materials and information required under this agreement in a timely manner.

6.2 Party B shall be diligent and act in
a conscientious manner, and actively provide professional services for party A, to complete this agreement’s entrusted matters.

6.3 Party B shall have the right to charge
the service fee in accordance with the agreement.

6.4 Party B does not provide any express
or implied warranty or guarantee for the securities issued by party A under this agreement (including its principal and interest),
and party B shall not be liable for any breach of contract or claim arising from the securities issued by party A under this agreement,
unless Party B is at fault as a party. If party B has suffered losses due to the breach of contract and the claim, Party A shall
be entitled to take recourse against party A.

 

     

     

    

 

7. Taxes

7.1 each party shall bear the taxes and
fees arising from the signing and performance of this agreement.

 

8. Liability for breach of contract

8.1 any breach of this Agreement shall constitute
a breach of contract and the party in breach shall indemnify the party in breach of this agreement from and against all losses,
including but not limited to attorneys ' fees and other reasonable expenses incurred by the party in avoiding, recouping and compensating
such losses, and making such compensation.

8.2 if Party A fails to pay the service
fee to Party B as stipulated in this agreement, party A shall incur a penalty interest rate of one ten thousandth (1/10000) per
day.

 

9. Execution

9.1 for the benefit of Party A, Party B
may, with the written consent of Party A, transfer the rights and obligations under this agreement to the related party designated
by Party B, or appoint its related party to perform the entrusted matters.

 

10. Force Majeure

10.1 force majeure means unforeseeable,
unavoidable and insurmountable objective circumstances during the term of this agreement, including but not limited to, war, natural
disasters, infectious diseases, strikes, coups, riots, terrorist attacks, expropriations, expropriations, injunctions and other
government actions, major changes in government policies, such objective circumstances after the occurrence of which have or may
have a significant adverse effect on the realization;

10.2 if the occurrence of the above-mentioned
force majeure event affects the parties’ performance of its obligations under this agreement, then the parties may agree
to suspend or terminate the performance of this Agreement, and the delay or termination of the performance shall not be deemed
to be a breach of contract;

10.3. after the occurrence of the force
majeure event, the party shall notify the other party in writing as soon as possible and make all reasonable efforts to minimize
the consequences of the force majeure event.

 

11. Confidentiality

11.1 the parties shall keep confidential
the following information as a result of the signing and performance of this agreement:

(1) the terms of this agreement
constitute the entire agreement;

(2) negotiation of this agreement;

(3) subject matter of this agreement;

(4) trade secrets of the parties.

 

     

     

    

 

11.2 The parties may disclose the above
information only in the following cases, otherwise, neither party shall disclose the above information in any way under any condition;

(1) disclosure to the party involved
in the work entrusted to the party's employees, directors, professional advisers with equal responsibility for confidentiality;

(2) information that is not known
to the public by reason of the disclosing party;

(3) there is documentary evidence
that the other party has the information at the time of disclosure;

(4) there is documentary evidence
that the third party has disclosed the information to the receiving party, and the third party does not have the duty of confidentiality,
and has the right to make disclosure;

(5) disclosures that should be
made in accordance with the provisions of the law in force at that time, or disclosure required by the exchange and government
regulatory authorities.

 

11.3 the agreement of Article 11 of this
Agreement shall not affect the publication or disclosure by a party in accordance with its good faith judgment in accordance with
the laws, regulations or the provisions of the relevant exchange.

11.4. Article 11 of this Agreement shall
not be terminated after the termination of this Agreement, and the parties shall remain bound by the confidentiality obligations
they have committed until the other party's written consent to its release from this obligation, or in fact will not cause any
damage of any kind to the other party as a result of a breach of this provision.

 

12. Notification and Delivery

12.1 unless otherwise provided in this agreement,
any notice or written communication under this Agreement shall be given by any party to this agreement by hand, by facsimile, or
by Express Post. All notices and written communications shall be sent to the following address until the other party to this agreement
has been notified in writing of the change of such address:

Party A

Contact person: He Han Bo

Address: No. 15, science and Technology North 2nd Road,
Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China

Phone: 0755-86535737

Fax

 

Party B

Contact person: Zhu Yun

Address: Beijing Chaoyang district Liangmaqiao Road
No. 21 Maple garden car cinema No. 4 sunshine Seven Star Investment Group

Phone: (010) 6432 1880

Fax: (010) 8459 0500

 

     

     

    

 

If any party changes its address or other contact information,
it shall notify the other party in writing in advance.

 

13. Governing law and jurisdiction

13.1 this Agreement shall be governed by
and construed in accordance with the laws of the people's Republic of China, without regard to conflict of law provisions.

13.2 any dispute or controversy arising
out of or in connection with this Agreement shall be settled amicably by the parties. If this negotiation fails, either party may
bring an action before a court of competent jurisdiction in the place where the contract was signed.

 

14. Other

14.1. this Agreement shall enter into force
from the date of the seal of the parties.

14.2 this agreement constitutes the entire
and sole agreement between the parties regarding the entrusted matters, and if any commitments, understandings, arrangements or
agreements previously reached by the parties are inconsistent with this agreement, this Agreement shall prevail. In the event of
any failure to do so, the parties may, by consensus, amend this agreement in writing.

14.3. the invalidity or unenforceability
of any provision of this Agreement shall not affect the other provisions.

14.4 by consensus, the parties may cancel
or terminate this agreement.

14.5 this agreement is in triplicate and
each party holds one copy.

 

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(No text on this page, for the " Shenzhen National Transport
Services Co., Ltd. and Ideanomics, Inc. On the signing of the supplementary financial advisory agreement on the implementation
of the secondment of the Tianjin Bus Replacement Project)

 

 

Party A (seal)

 

 

Authorized representative (signature)

 

 

 

 

Party One (seal)

 

 

Authorized representative (signature)

 

 

 

 

Second Party Two (SEAL)

 

 

Authorized representative (signature)Exhibit 10.73

 

Global Finance Consultancy
Agreement

 

This agreement is signed by the following parties
on 10/18/2018 at Beijing.

 

Party A: Zhongjinhuifu Resources

Address: 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui,
Kln, HK

 

Party B: Seven Stars Cloud Group, Inc.

Address: 44 Broadway, New York, NY

 

Given that:

 

		1.	Party A is a company established under the Hong Kong company law. It owns the Akeke mine in Toli
County, Xinjiang province (including but not limited to minerals such as magnesium oxide, nickel metal, silicon oxide, metal cobalt,
iron oxide, etc., and hereinafter referred to as Party A). Party A is looking for financing based on their resources through Party
B.

 

		2.	Party B is a company
established under the laws of Nevada. The business of Party B includes providing technology and asset digitization advisory services
to finance, manufacturing and consumption industries.

 

		3.	Party A invites Party B and its designated company to be the financial advisors for its financing
activities. Party A accepts the invitation.

 

After mutual consultation, the two parties reached the following
Agreement with a view to complying with each other:

 

		1.	Entrusted Matters

		1.1	Party A entrusts Party B as its financial advisor to assist in financing activities of its underlying
existing assets, raising funds on a global scale:

First phase
(12 months): raise US$100 million (1.1.1)

Second phase
(12 months) raise US$100 million (1.1.2)

The actual amount
raised is determined by the actual amount raised by the due date. Financing channels used include but are not limited to:

		1.1.1	Issuance of tokens globally and listing on the corresponding exchanges

		1.1.2	Issuance of fixed income financial products and listing on the corresponding exchanges

 

		2.	Financing Tools

Under the terms
of this agreement, Party B may use the following financing methods:

		2.1	Issuance of digital revenue certificates and utility tokens outside China. The issuer is designated
and provided by Party A.

		2.2	Fixed income – on the basis of the assets of party A, Party B assists Party A in the issuance
of fixed income products under local laws. The fixed income products include but are not limited to:

		2.2.1	Fixed-income asset-backed securities

		2.2.2	Derivatives of 2.2.1

		2.3	Digital assets - on the basis of the assets of party A, Party B assists Party A in the
issuance of digital asset products under local laws. The digital asset financing products include but are not limited to:

		2.3.1	Asset tranches/ shares

		2.3.2	Derivatives of 2.3.1

		2.4	Other financing tools agreed by both parties

		2.5	Party A should use the financing tools set out in this Agreement. Price and terms of the financing products will be determined
by the market. Party B will assist Party A in raising capital globally at the lowest possible cost.

		2.6	Party B plans to build financing platforms in mainland China, Hongkong and Bermuda。

 

     

     

    

 

		3.	Service Fees

		3.1	The service fees of party B include but are not limited to:

		3.1.1	Service fee of Section 2.1 is 25% of the net capital raised

		3.1.2	Service fee of Section 2.2 is 3% of the net capital raised

		3.1.3	Service fee of Section 2.3 is 3%-5% of the net capital raised (note: depending on the actual financing conditions)

		3.1.4	Net capital raised = total raised capital – fees agreed by both parties

		3.2	Other service fees for the issuance of digital assets will be determined by the negotiation result of Party A and Party B

		3.3	Under the provisions of Section 3.1 of this agreement, Party A shall pay the service fees to Party B within 10 working days
after actually receiving the capital raised. If Party A pays the service fees in RMB, Party B shall provide a legal and valid invoice
in accordance with the provisions of the Chinese tax law before the payment made by Party A.

 

		4.	Cooperation terms

		4.1	The term of cooperation under this agreement is 24 months from the effective date of this Agreement.

		4.2	After the expiration of the term of this Agreement, unless two parties reach other written agreements, this Agreement will
be automatically renewed for 24 months.

 

		5.	Statement and Guarantee of each party

		5.1	Party A is a company established under the laws of Hong Kong. Party A is an independent legal entity, which has the ability
to sign this Agreement and be responsible for any civil liabilities.

		5.2	By signing and executing this Agreement, Party A does not contravene or violate any of the following provisions, nor will it
constitute a breach of any of the following: Party A's articles of association, business license or other similar organizational
documents, or important agreements signed by Party A, any law or regulation, or any government jurisdiction related to the control
rights of Party A’s assets.

		5.3	Party A signs and performs this Agreement at its will. Party A has carefully reviewed and fully understands the terms and conditions
of this Agreement before signing this Agreement and will not revoke or terminate the Agreement due to the reasons for lack of fairness
and major misunderstanding in this Agreement. Party A shall not remove or change all or part of the terms of this Agreement, claiming
that all or part of this Agreement is invalid.

		5.4	Party B is a company established under US Law. Party B is an independent legal entity, which has the ability to sign this Agreement
and be responsible for its civil liabilities.

		5.5	By signing this Agreement, Party B does not contravene or violate any of the following provisions, nor will it constitute a
breach of any of the following: Party B's articles of association, business license or other similar organizational documents,
or important agreements signed by Party B, any law or regulation, or any government jurisdiction relayed to the control rights
of party B’s assets.

		5.6	Party B's signs and performs this Agreement at will. Party B has carefully reviewed and fully understood the terms and conditions
of this Agreement before signing this Agreement and will not revoke or terminate the Agreement due to reasons for lack of fairness
and major misunderstanding in this agreement. Party B shall not remove or change all or part of the terms of this Agreement, claiming
that all or part of this Agreement is invalid.

 

		6.	Rights and Responsibilities of Party A

		6.1	Party A has the right to obtain funds raised under the entrusted matters in accordance with the conditions stipulated in this
Agreement.

		6.2	Party A shall disclose all the information required by Party B or any professional consultants designated by party B and engaged
in the entrusted matters. Party A shall ensure that the information provided by them is true, accurate, complete and timely.

		6.3	Party A is independently responsible for the truthfulness, accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the information disclosure
while issuing any financing instruments.

 

     

     

    

 

		6.4	Party A is independently responsible of the payment of all the capital raised and all the investment returns captured include
but is not limited to principle, interest, dividends, redemption or other types of investment return promised by party A.

		6.5	Party A shall provide Party B with the necessary working conditions for completing the entrusted matters and shall support
with Party B's work plan and requirements.

		6.6	Party A shall pay the service fee to Party B in full and in time in accordance with this agreement.

 

		7.	Rights and Responsibilities of Party B

		7.1	Party B shall advise and assist party A for issuing financing instruments based on materials provide by Party A, utilizing
its financing advantages.

		7.2	Party B shall recommend the financing instruments issued by Party A under this Agreement to the relevant exchanges for trading.
The financing instruments must comply with the exchanges and their corresponding regulatory agencies and the effective rules and
requirements of the government at that time.

		7.3	Party B shall assist party A for selecting underwriting agencies, law firm, auditing companies, evaluation companies, rating
companies, manager, banks and other professional service institutions. The cost will be covered by party A and will not be calculated
into total raised capital, unless other agreements are reached by Party A and Party B.

		7.4	Party B shall coordinate with professional institutions employed by Party A to complete application forms, reports, opinions,
replies, etc. required for issuing financing instruments. Party B shall assist with communication issues.

		7.5	Party B shall not provide any implied warranties, guarantees for any financing instruments (include all capital raised and
investment returns) issued by Party A under this Agreement. Party B shall not bear any responsibilities for any claims, fines and
costs for breaching contracts generated from financing instruments included in this agreement, unless party B is at fault.

 

		8.	Taxes

		8.1	Each party shall be responsible for taxes resulting from terms under this Agreement.

 

		9.	Implementation

		9.1	With the written consent of Party A, Party B may transfer the rights and obligations under this Agreement to the related parties
designated by Party B or designate the related party to implement entrust matters.

 

		10.	Force Majeure

		10.1	Force majeure refers to unforeseen, inevitable and insurmountable objective situations that occur during the term of this agreement,
including but not limited to war, natural disasters, communicable diseases, strikes, coups, riots, terrorist attacks, expropriation,
expropriation, injunctions, etc. Behavior, major changes in government policies, which have or will have a material adverse effect
on the entrusted matter.

		10.2	If the occurrence of the above force majeure affects one party’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement,
the Agreement may be suspended or terminated. Both parties may negotiate to delay or termination the Agreement and the result shall
not be considered as a breach of contract.

		10.3	After the occurrence of force majeure, one party shall notify the other party in writing as soon as possible and make every
reasonable effort to minimize the consequences of the force majeure.

 

		11.	Confidentiality

		11.1	The following information obtained by the parties as a result of the signing and performance of this Agreement shall be kept
strictly confidential:

		11.1.1	Forming the full terms of this Agreement

		11.1.2	Negotiations related to this Agreement

		11.1.3	Subjects of this Agreement

		11.1.4	Trade secrets of all parties

		11.2	The parties may disclose the above information only in the following circumstances, otherwise, neither party may disclose the
above information under any conditions:

		11.2.1	Employees, board member and professional consultants who bear the same confidential responsibilities.

 

     

     

    

 

		11.2.2	Information already known by public for reasons other than the disclosure by any of the parties.

		11.2.3	There is documentary evidence that the information is already in the possession of the other party at the time of disclosure.

		11.2.4	There is documentary evidence that the third party has disclosed the information to the recipient, and the third party is not
responsible for confidentiality and has the right to make disclosures.

		11.2.5	Disclosure is required by exchanges, governments regulations.

		11.3	The Agreement does not affect the publication or disclosure by a party in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations
or relevant exchanges.

		11.4	This term shall not be terminated after the termination of this Agreement. The parties shall still perform their confidentiality
obligations as promised until the other party provides written proof for agreeing to terminate confidentiality obligations or that
there will be no damages caused by violating this term.

 

		12.	Liability for breach of contract

		12.1	Any breach of this Agreement constitutes a breach of contract, and the defaulting party compensates the other party for all
losses, including but not limited to the costs of the parties to avoid, recover and make up for such losses, and to file a lawsuit
for the execution of such compensation, arbitration fees, execution fees, preservation fees, legal fees, etc.

		12.2	Party A shall pay Party B services fee per Section 3.1. Interest will be generated from the first overdue date. The interest
rate is 5% daily. Party A shall keep paying interest until it repays all the service fees and interest generated.

		12.3	If Party A violates Sections 6.2 and 6.3, the failure of the issuance of financing instruments under this Agreement will not
constitute Party B’s default. Party A shall compensate Party B for all actual losses but do not include Party B’s expected
benefits.

		12.4	If party A violates Sections 6.3 and 6.4, Party B shall claim compensation to Party A for any fees acquired by engaging a third
party regarding to entrusted matters.

 

		13.	Notification and Delivery

		13.1	Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, any notice or written communication from any party shall be sent by personal
delivery, fax, or express mail. All notices and written communications should be sent to the following address until the address
has been changed:

		13.1.1	Party A

Contact: Yili Shi

Address: 1306 Zitan Building, 27 Jianguo road, Chaoyang
district, Beijing

Phone: (010)85898123

Fax: (010)85898072

		13.1.2	Party B

Contact: Dan
Shen

Address: Sun
Seven Stars Investment Group, #21 Liangmaqiao road, Chaoyang district, Beijing

Phone: (010)64321880

Fax: (010)84590500

		13.2	Any party that relocates or changes contact information
shall notify the other party in writing in advance.

 

		14.	Applicable Laws and Jurisdictions

		14.1	Chinese law is applicable to the conclusion, performance and interpretation. Conflicts are not
included

		14.2	Any disputes arising from the implementation of this Agreement by the parties shall be settled
through consultation first. If the negotiation fails, either party may submit the dispute to the court.

 

		15.	Others

		15.1	This Agreement shall become effective upon signature or seal by the parties.

		15.2	This is the only agreement regarding to the entrust matters. Any negotiations, arrangements and
plans reached prior to this agreement should also follow this Agreement. The Agreement may be changed or terminated by mutual consent.

		15.3	The invalidity or non-execution of any provision of this Agreement does not affect other terms.

		15.4	This Agreement may be terminated or nulled by consent of both parties. At the time, the parties’
confidentiality obligations under Article 11 of this Agreement shall not be terminated.

		15.5	This agreement is in duplicate and each party holds one copy.

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