DIN unveils first AI agent blockchain, prepares for upcoming testnet launch

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Posted: January 6, 2025 5:27 AM Updated: January 6, 2025 5:27 AM

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AI Agent Blockchain DIN announced the launch of the DIN blockchain, powered by BNB Chain and NodeReal, with the goal of bridging key gaps in decentralized AI and driving adoption of AI agents and applications.

DIN Blockchain provides comprehensive solutions and infrastructure for AI agents and decentralized AI applications (dAI-Apps), including tools to support AI data availability, scalability, knowledge base integration, and discovery through Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). designed to provide . It also supports large language model (LLMOps) operations, AI-generated content monetization (AIGC), and provides a complete platform for AI agent and dAI-App development, simplifying creation and deployment.

As AI agents evolve within the blockchain space, existing frameworks such as ELIZA, ARC, and Swarms focus on optimizing individual AI agent performance or facilitating collaboration between multiple agents. However, these frameworks face challenges such as off-chain data storage, difficult-to-verify inference processes, and lack of execution transparency. As a result, there is a need for blockchains specifically tailored to AI agents that provide reliable data support, a trusted execution environment, and transparent operating processes.

Therefore, the blockchain required for AI agents must go beyond a simple “ledger” and include core features such as robust data support and management, a trusted execution environment, efficient computational capabilities, and support for multi-agent collaboration.

How does DIN blockchain architecture help AI agents?

The DIN blockchain architecture consists of four layers: consensus layer, data layer, service layer, and application layer.

Built on the OP stack and strengthened by the security of the BNB chain, the consensus layer ensures decentralized security and provides a transparent and immutable environment for operations and decisions.

Meanwhile, DIN’s data layer provides efficient on-chain and off-chain data processing essential for dAI-App and agent development. DIN has grown in popularity by attracting over 30 million registered users and processing and storing over 100 million encrypted tweets on-chain, making it a pivotal infrastructure for AI data. All this data is stored on BNB Greenfield and users are rewarded for their contributions. DIN also serves as the official storage service provider for the platform.

The service layer of the DIN blockchain provides important tools for creating and deploying AI agents. It includes LLMOps, a comprehensive framework for deploying, monitoring, and optimizing large-scale language models, allowing AI agents to perform complex tasks efficiently. The service layer simplifies the AI ​​agent creation and deployment process through “Prompt as a Service” and “Agentic Workflow” to ensure complex tasks can be executed efficiently. Additionally, the service layer supports multi-agent collaboration through RAG and Agentic Workflow. RAG facilitates knowledge discovery, indexing, and retrieval, facilitating data sharing and collaboration between AI agents. Agentic Workflow provides a visual interface to manage complex tasks and ensure seamless collaboration between agents.

The application layer of the DIN blockchain has already shown significant potential with several homegrown decentralized applications (dApps) such as Analytix, Reiki, and xData providing valuable business solutions on the BNB chain.

With testnet and mainnet launching soon, DIN Blockchain aims to accelerate the integration of AI technology and blockchain, taking the on-chain development of AI agents to the next level.