AI Protocol Halliday raises $ 20m to help developers ‘no longer write a smart contract’
Artificial Intelligence (AI) -Focused Blockchain Protocol Halliday said it raised $ 20 million to help the work-flow agent development fund (AWP), aimed at accelerating the development of Decentralized Finance (DEFI) Applications and avoid the need for programmers to write smart contracts.
The series of funding of funding was led by giant venture capital Andreessen Horowitz’s (A16z) crypto arm.
“Our mission is to pioneer the Blockchain software season, which enables developers to build applications in times, not years,” Halliday said in an email announcement. “In the halliday, you can no longer write a wise contract.”
Halliday’s un-code blockchain automation can help to accelerate blockchain adoption and transfer development from intelligent contracts to AI-driven flows, making the blockchain more accessible, scalable, and efficient.
Funding, which complies with Halliday’s seed of $ 6 million rotation in 2022 -also led by A16Z Crypto -with contributions from the Avalanche Blizzard Fund, which is believed to be neutral and alt’s neutral and layer.
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