In order to get a decent idea of which cryptocurrencies will be most utilized in the future, one must remain constantly open-minded. We have already discussed DePIN tokens in depth in previous articles, but AI tokens also deserve some of our attention.
The recently announced partnership between Nuklai and GraphLinq is noteworthy in this regard. This collaboration merges Nuklai's decentralized data infrastructure with GraphLinq's no-code AI automation platform.
What Is GraphLinq
Launched in 2021 as GraphLinq Protocol, the project addresses a core challenge in blockchain development - the complexity of coding for automation tasks. GraphLinq Protocol utilizes GraphLinq Chain to ensure that automation is executed securely and accurately.
GraphLinq Chain is a Layer 1 blockchain engineered to democratize on-chain automation and AI-powered decentralized applications. The chain is an EVM-compatible, Proof-of-Authority (POA) blockchain that provides a secure and scalable platform for running automation.
Central to GraphLinq's ecosystem is their native token GLQ - an ERC-20 asset with a total supply capped at 500 million tokens. GLQ fuels the operations. It pays for graph executions, where each block processed incurs a burn fee, resulting in deflationary economics.
The GLQ token is available on a few centralized exchanges, as well as Uniswap.
By offering a no-code interface, GraphLinq empowers developers, traders, and businesses to build, monitor, and manage sophisticated workflows without writing a single line of code.
At its core, the platform leverages "graphs", which are visual networks of nodes that connect blockchain events, data streams, and actions in order to automate processes like trading bots and cross-chain token bridging.
Until next time...
By combining GraphLinq's visual workflow graphs with Nuklai's validated datasets, the partnership unlocks advanced and scalable tools, positioning both projects to be at the forefront of the AI blockchain revolution.
Be sure to do your own research before investing, but both projects are certainly worth keeping an eye on.
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Sources
GraphLinq Docs [1]
GraphLinq IDE Image [2]
GraphLinq X Account [3]