The MegaETH Ecosystem AI Trading Platform MNX Completes $6.4 Million Pre-Seed Funding, Joins MegaMafia Accelerator
BlockBeats News, June 11th — The decentralized AI trading platform MNX in the MegaETH ecosystem has completed a $6.4 million Pre-Seed funding round. Investors include Village Global, Cambrian, and other top AI VCs, as well as key figures in the AI field such as Dwarkesh Patel.
MNX will focus on decentralized trading infrastructure for the AI sector, offering a full range of AI derivatives trading. The products include GPU and data center electricity price contracts, AI project Pre-IPO valuation contracts, AI product dynamic and financial data prediction markets, and global AI concept stock perpetual contracts.
On the technical side, MNX leverages MegaETH's sub-millisecond ultra-high-speed block generation performance to implement a 200-millisecond on-chain batch auction mechanism, enhancing transaction matching speed and overall settlement efficiency.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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