Decentralized AI platform 4AI to launch Fair Launch on a certain exchange, accelerating the construction of an open AI collaboration network
ChainCatcher reported that the decentralized AI platform 4AI announced it will launch a fair launch on Four.Meme on October 16, marking the project's official entry into the BSC ecosystem development phase.
4AI is building an open AI collaboration and sharing network based on BSC, where users can propose AI-related needs, upload or share agents, and earn revenue through deployment and usage. The project aims to make AI collaboration more open and efficient, promoting the concept of "AI for Humans."
The team stated that 4AI's token issuance mechanism will balance long-term development and community building, with a portion of tokens allocated for ecosystem incentives and team operations to ensure the platform's sustainable development and value creation. Through the fair launch model, 4AI hopes to allow more community members to participate equally in the early stages and jointly promote the establishment of a decentralized AI market.
Previously, 4AI completed a $6 million strategic financing round led by 0xLabs. This fair launch is seen as an important step for the project towards a decentralized AI ecosystem and will bring a new AI collaboration and revenue model to the BSC community.
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