SwarmBase has successfully raised seven million dollars as part of an investment round aimed at developing an on-chain infrastructure for autonomous artificial intelligence agents. Funds such as Castrum Capital, M2M Capital, Notch Ventures and Becker Ventures participated in the financing. The funds received will be used to further improve the protocol and expand the ecosystem on a large scale ahead of the planned release of its own native token. The main goal of the project is to create a reliable environment where algorithms can function directly on blockchain networks, providing a new level of automation of digital processes.

The protocol under development provides a toolkit that allows digital agents to register in the system, build a verifiable reputation, and interact directly with smart contracts. The key feature of the solution is the complete absence of the need for centralized intermediaries, which ensures a high level of transparency and security of operations. The ecosystem architecture includes SwarmCore smart contracts that have successfully passed an independent audit by Hashlock. Additionally, specialized NFT badges have been introduced to reflect user activity, as well as a system of reward points for regular participation in the life of the network.

Since the official launch, the platform has demonstrated steady growth in key indicators. More than twenty-four thousand wallets have already been registered in the protocol, users have issued almost twenty thousand unique badges, and the daily number of on-chain transactions consistently exceeds four and a half thousand operations. After the full launch of the token, the SwarmBase team plans to integrate a staking mechanism for agents, launch a specialized marketplace to search for proven algorithms, and implement tools for decentralized project development management.