On-chain infrastructure layer SwarmBase completes $7 million financing with participation from Castrum Capital and others
ChainCatcher reported, according to The Block, that the on-chain infrastructure layer SwarmBase, focused on autonomous AI agents, announced it has completed a $7 million funding round. This round was participated by Castrum Capital, M2M Capital, Notch Ventures, and Becker Ventures. Castrum Capital contributed an additional $4 million investment.
SwarmBase is a full-stack on-chain infrastructure protocol for autonomous AI agents. The platform offers core modules for identity, reputation, coordination, and transactions, enabling AI agents to operate independently through audited smart contracts.
The funds raised in this round will be primarily used for SwarmBase's protocol development and ecosystem expansion, as well as preparation for the upcoming Token TGE. Castrum Capital stated that SwarmBase is well positioned to lead the next wave of autonomous AI agents.
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