Kadena Launches $50M Grant for Chainweb EVM, AI & Tokenization Projects
The post Kadena Launches $50M Grant for Chainweb EVM, AI & Tokenization Projects appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Kadena, a public Layer-1 PoW blockchain, is launching a $50 million grant program to advance Chainweb EVM, real‑world asset tokenization, and AI‑driven blockchain solutions. Developers, founders, projects and institutions may apply now for equity‑free funding via an open portal. The program builds on Kadena’s low‑fee, parallel‑chain proof‑of‑work L1 network. Half of the fund, $25 million, will support compliant issuance of real-world tokenized assets. Projects may cover debt instruments, money market funds, government bonds, real estate tokenization, and alternative assets such as art or collectibles. Applicants can adopt Kadena’s upcoming RWA token standard that enforces on‑chain permissions and regulatory controls. The grant committee will size awards to each project’s scope and review proposals on a case‑by‑case basis. The remaining $25 million will support projects on Kadena’s multi-chain EVM-compatible network and AI integrations. Developers may deploy Solidity-based dApps, decentralized exchanges, or DeFi and GameFi applications on the Chainweb EVM network, where they can benefit from low gas fees, high scalability, and strong security. While Pact, a Turing-incomplete smart contract language built for safety and audits, remains available within the Kadena ecosystem, the primary goal is to support Solidity developers building on Chainweb EVM. Also, AI‑focused grants will fund applications that merge artificial intelligence with blockchain data. Eligible ideas include automated contract analysis, on‑chain prediction models, and AI‑based identity verification. Applications follow a rolling review process without fixed deadlines. The grants committee aims to complete initial evaluations within two to four weeks. Approved teams will join an onboarding call to define milestones and receive token transfers upon each milestone’s completion. “Kadena’s mission is to unite the transformative potential of blockchain with the reliability of traditional finance systems,” said Stuart Popejoy, Kadena’s Chief Executive Officer. “Our Grants Program and token standards are essential to that mission—enabling compliant, scalable tokenization, empowering builders on Chainweb EVM, and fostering AI innovation.…
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Kadena, a public Layer-1 PoW blockchain, is launching a $50 million grant program to advance Chainweb EVM, real‑world asset tokenization, and AI‑driven blockchain solutions. Developers, founders, projects and institutions may apply now for equity‑free funding via an open portal. The program builds on Kadena’s low‑fee, parallel‑chain proof‑of‑work L1 network. Half of the fund, $25 million, will support compliant issuance of real-world tokenized assets. Projects may cover debt instruments, money market funds, government bonds, real estate tokenization, and alternative assets such as art or collectibles. Applicants can adopt Kadena’s upcoming RWA token standard that enforces on‑chain permissions and regulatory controls. The grant committee will size awards to each project’s scope and review proposals on a case‑by‑case basis. The remaining $25 million will support projects on Kadena’s multi-chain EVM-compatible network and AI integrations. Developers may deploy Solidity-based dApps, decentralized exchanges, or DeFi and GameFi applications on the Chainweb EVM network, where they can benefit from low gas fees, high scalability, and strong security. While Pact, a Turing-incomplete smart contract language built for safety and audits, remains available within the Kadena ecosystem, the primary goal is to support Solidity developers building on Chainweb EVM. Also, AI‑focused grants will fund applications that merge artificial intelligence with blockchain data. Eligible ideas include automated contract analysis, on‑chain prediction models, and AI‑based identity verification. Applications follow a rolling review process without fixed deadlines. The grants committee aims to complete initial evaluations within two to four weeks. Approved teams will join an onboarding call to define milestones and receive token transfers upon each milestone’s completion. “Kadena’s mission is to unite the transformative potential of blockchain with the reliability of traditional finance systems,” said Stuart Popejoy, Kadena’s Chief Executive Officer. “Our Grants Program and token standards are essential to that mission—enabling compliant, scalable tokenization, empowering builders on Chainweb EVM, and fostering AI innovation.…
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