MY Technology Group announces a strategic investment of $6 million in ANTON and becomes its strategic investor
According to ChainCatcher, official information indicates that MY Group has officially announced a strategic investment of 6 million US dollars in the AI finance project ANTON, becoming its strategic investor.
Reportedly, this investment will be used to support ANTON’s long-term development in areas such as the AI finance strategy library, BAS agent cluster, AT ecosystem liquidity, community network, and global market building.
MY Group stated that both parties will carry out deep collaboration around AI, Web4.0, and AIFI, jointly promoting the real implementation of an intelligent financial ecosystem and building foundational intelligent financial infrastructure for the future.
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