Bitroot announces completion of African community ecosystem round financing at $2 per BRT token
BlockBeats news, July 20, according to official sources, the Bitroot Africa community ecosystem round of financing has been successfully completed. The subscription price for this round was $2/BRT, primarily targeting community builders and ecosystem participants in Africa. The initiative aims to promote Bitroot's community expansion, localized operations, and application adoption in the African market.
Bitroot is positioned as a high-performance parallelized EVM AI public blockchain, dedicated to providing infrastructure support for AI Agent, RWA, decentralized computing power, Physical AI, and high-frequency on-chain applications. Public information indicates that Bitroot’s testnet TPS exceeds 100,000, block time is approximately 0.3 seconds, and the number of addresses on the testnet has surpassed 1 million.
In addition, Bitroot is advancing exploration of RWA scenarios such as gold on-chain, and recently held a business meeting with Tencent Cloud. The two parties discussed directions including cloud infrastructure, AI computing power, Web3 technology services, and global ecosystem support. This Africa ecosystem expansion is regarded as a significant step in Bitroot’s globalization strategy and the implementation of its AI public blockchain ecosystem.
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