ChainCatcher News, a public blockchain built specifically for large-scale Web3 applications, officially launches its mainnet. Through a three-layer decoupling architecture, the chain standardizes functions such as DeFi, NFT, and AI Agents, allowing developers to avoid writing smart contracts from scratch and significantly improving development efficiency.
In terms of technological innovation, BOT Chain introduces the AIDID native identity protocol, granting on-chain accounts and credit to AI intelligences; it also pioneers a dual mining mechanism combining PoS staking and DePIN hardware contribution, enabling validation nodes to earn dual rewards and deeply bind network security with real computing power.
The public chain has completed a $15 million strategic funding round from institutions including NIX Foundation, Alpha Capital, and Gemhead Capital, and has passed CertiK security audits. Alexander Ververis, Chief Architect of BOT Chain, stated: “Our goal is not to create a ‘faster and cheaper’ chain, but to enable millions of developers to innovate easily, to make AI intelligences residents on the chain, and to return value to genuine network growth.”
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