B.AI brand launches as AINFT account officially migrates
ChainCatcher news: According to the official Twitter, starting today, the original AINFT official account will transition to B.AI. The B.AI brand is focused on advancing Agent Finance, which enables AI Agents to autonomously handle tasks such as fund management, trade execution, and yield optimization. This not only grants true financial autonomy to artificial intelligence, but also accelerates the realization of the technological vision for artificial general intelligence (AGI). To ensure a smooth community transition, the brand will implement a phased upgrade approach to avoid the impact of a one-time switch. During this process, AINFT will continue to operate as a core sub-brand within the B.AI ecosystem. All content, technological updates, and community activities related to AINFT will migrate to the new platform @AINFTcom.
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