The Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Protocol (AI), Halliday, said it has collected $ 20 million to help finance the development of its workflow protocol (AWP), which aims to accelerate the development of decentralized financial applications (DEFI) and avoid the need for programmers to write intelligent contracts.
The financing tour of series A was led by the venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz (A16Z) Crypto arm.
“Our mission is a pioneer of the blockchain software era, allowing developers to create applications in hours, not years,” said Halliday in an announcement by email. “With Halliday, you can never write an intelligent contract again.”
The automation of blockchain without Halliday code could help accelerate the adoption of blockchain and the development of the blockchain of intelligent contracts to workflows led by AI, which makes blockchain more accessible, scalable and efficient.
The financing round, which follows the series of $ 6 million in Halliday in 2022 – also directed by A16Z Crypto – included the contributions of the avalanche Blizzard Fund, credible neutral and Alt Layer.
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