Glacier Network Partners with Vue Protocol for Decentralized Social Network Integration
Glacier Network, a data-centric blockchain, announced a partnership with Vue Protocol to integrate decentralized social networking and CryptoAI functionality.Through this partnership, Glacier Network aims to provide AI infrastructure and decentralized application (DA) functionality that will enable Vue Protocol and future partners to create comprehensive on-chain social experiences. The partnership highlights real-world applications for GlacierDB, GlacierAI and GlacierDA.
Earlier this year, Glacier Network closed an $8 million angel and seed round in June at a $100 million valuation. The company was also selected as a UC Berkeley Blockchain Xcelerator 2024.
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