Quack AI secures $3.6 million in funding from Animoca Brands, Kenetic Capital, and other institutions to advance AI governance infrastructure
ChainCatcher reports that Quack AI has successfully completed a $3.6 million funding round, with notable investors including Animoca Brands, Kenetic Capital, Skyland Ventures, 071Labs, Scaling Labs, CARV Labs, and Merlin Chain. This funding will accelerate Quack AI’s efforts to build a comprehensive AI governance infrastructure, further advancing decentralized decision-making within the Web3 ecosystem.
Quack AI is a modular governance layer capable of automating proposal generation, risk scoring, voting, and execution, making it widely applicable for cross-chain governance and providing AI-driven governance solutions for blockchain projects. To date, Quack AI has partnered with several public chains such as BNB Chain, Linea, Metis, and Taiko, with over 40 projects adopting its AI governance solutions. More than 660,000 users have minted the Quack AI Passport, driving the practical implementation and adoption of its AI governance solutions.
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