0G ecosystem decentralized iNFT marketplace AIverse officially launched
ChainCatcher news, 0G announced on the X platform that its decentralized iNFT trading marketplace, AIverse, has officially launched, supporting users to mint, trade, and collect intelligent NFTs. The platform is built on 0G's decentralized AI infrastructure and leverages the ERC-7857 protocol to fully transform AI Agents from data to training processes into on-chain assets, aiming to promote the true tokenization of AI Agents.
Early access to AIverse will be prioritized for One Gravity NFT holders. The first batch of iNFTs can be minted on the 0G Galileo testnet, and after the 0G mainnet goes live, users will be able to exchange them for the mainnet version.
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