AllScale and TinyFish jointly launch a $2 million accelerator to help top AI agent developers monetize their applications
BlockBeats News, March 12, according to official sources, the self-custody stablecoin digital bank AllScale announced that it has partnered with TinyFish as a core collaborator to launch a $2 million accelerator project. AllScale stated that this move aims to deliver its payment infrastructure to top AI agent developers ahead of the curve, providing developers with leading technical support and commercialization opportunities.
Currently, anyone can use tools such as Claude Code and Codex to quickly turn their deep understanding of a specific industry and user group into a startup with huge potential—creating an early-stage usable AI product or AI Agent may only take a few hours or even less. However, AI agents still face two core bottlenecks: the inability to freely access information and use functions on the internet, and the inability to freely make and receive payments. TinyFish and AllScale are here to address these issues—offering entrepreneurs the simplest access to an AI browser and a self-custody digital bank and digital payment solution, respectively.
Each founder in the accelerator will receive direct access to the AllScale platform, enabling them to quickly monetize their applications.
AllScale calls on developers building real-time web applications to actively apply. The accelerator is now open for rolling applications, aiming to help more innovative teams achieve product launch and commercial success.
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