ChainOpera AI Foundation's official website is now live, announcing the launch of an ecosystem fund and advancing the development of a decentralized AI platform along with new ecosystem projects.
On December 14, it was announced that the official website of the ChainOpera AI Foundation has been officially launched. The foundation stated that details of its COAI ecosystem fund will be announced soon, and a batch of ecosystem projects will be launched in the near future. Reportedly, ChainOpera AI aims to build a collaborative, open, and decentralized AI ecosystem. Its solution is to connect a full-stack agent AI platform with diverse AI and fintech applications, integrating blockchain infrastructure and privacy-preserving collaborative distributed AI systems. The entire system is driven by community economy and governance. Influenced by this news, the price of the COAI token surged by more than 15% in a short period.
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