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ChainCatcher reported that DeSci & AI asset protocol Orama Labs has announced the establishment of a $5 million ecosystem fund to support the development of cutting-edge technology projects. The first batch of grants has been officially distributed: Kingnet AI received a $1 million incentive in $PYTHIA tokens, and the spatial intelligence project ZENO received a $200,000 incentive in $PYTHIA tokens. It is noteworthy that the ZENO project is promoting the transition of "spatial intelligence" from theory to practice. Its mirror world platform responds to the industry insight proposed by Stanford AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li that "the next frontier for AI is spatial intelligence." Kingnet AI, as an AI-driven game creation engine, significantly reduces game development costs through natural language technology. This reward will deepen the cooperation between the two parties in both technology and ecosystem. The Orama ecosystem fund will continue to select projects with innovative technology and clear business models, providing funding, resources, and full-chain support, with a focus on cutting-edge fields such as DeSci, AI, and DEPIN. .

According to ChainCatcher, citing Financefeeds, UK financial company Calastone has integrated its tokenized distribution solution with the Polygon blockchain, enabling institutions to conduct large-scale issuance and settlement of tokenized fund share classes via Polygon. Calastone processes over £250 billion in transaction value each month, serving more than 4,500 financial institutions across 58 markets. The platform allows asset management companies to convert any fund on its network into tokenized share classes without changing its structure, management, or service operations.