Olas, a self-owned artificial intelligence agent platform, has raised $13.8 million in funding to support the launch of its Pearl agent application store, which aims to democratize the artificial intelligence agents owned by users. Users can directly own and control their artificial intelligence agents on-chain for use cases such as autonomous social media accounts or Decentralized Finance transactions. The funding was led by 1kx and participated by multiple institutions.

Blockchain open content delivery network Blockcast has completed a $2.85 million financing round, led by Lattice Fund, with participation from Protocol Labs, Finality Capital Partners, AllianceDAO, Zee Prime Capital, RW3 Ventures, and Solana founder Anatoly Yakovenko. The Blockcast network is built on a multicast adaptive HTTP proxy and can be used for consumer devices such as smart TVs.

Swiss Block company Holyheld has announced the completion of a new round of financing, including investors such as Toyota Ventures, TempleDAO, Tomahawk VC, Prismatic Capital, Zee Prime Capital, Polygon, Kosmos Ventures, Moonlanding Ventures, and the specific amount of financing has not been disclosed. The new financing will be used to support its construction of the BRRRprotocol, aimed at connecting public blockchain networks, traditional payments, and card networks to create a global real-time payment layer.

VitaDAO's BIOprotocol aims to raise funds through a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) and use the proceeds from token sales to support biotech projects, thereby achieving the sharing of intellectual property. In the first token generation event, BIOprotocol raised $6.2 million through public sales, and details of the second TGE will be announced soon.