Connectome, a Japanese blockchain company and WeBlock have reached an investment and project acceleration agreement. Under this agreement, WeBlock will be helping Connectome accelerate its development in the realm of global operations, community building, and international marketing.
Also, Connectome will be receiving liquidity investment in an auto market marker (AMM) from WeBlock. This AMM is utilized to ensure its depth within the decentralized trading platform.
It is a DeFi and VHA platform that utilizes blockchain technology. Connectome develops a linkable VHA by using financial markets, blockchain, and artificial intelligence. Connectome aims to create an interactive ecosystem between DeFi and VHA to effectively collaborate between artificial intelligence users, financial companies, and VHA. The end goal is to improve communication between people as well as between technology and people.
They plan to build the first acceleration system for DeFi projects. Through help from smart robots and positive user interactions, DeFi projects can enjoy excellent service experience. Moreover, WeBlocks is adopting a transparent and decentralized acceleration technique. This method will facilitate user growth, initial project funding, and resource integration through a very efficient and extraordinarily simple way. It is worth mentioning here that there are seven products under their ecosystem, which are WeLabs, WeListing, WeIXO, WeAdmin, WePayU, and WeBounty.
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