Saga, the Web3 gaming blockchain has just announced a partnership with Virtuals Protocol, Eliza Labs, and Wayfinder.
Together, they’re launching Metropolis.lol, a new protocol that combines the power of blockchain and AI.
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What is the Metropolis? AI metaverse? A layer-2 network?
Metropolis is an innovative platform designed to allow AI agents to deploy and manage their own blockchain networks, called Chainlets, using Saga’s infrastructure.
This means developers can create AI-focused applications more easily than ever before.
In a post on X, Saga proudly shared its collaboration details, telling how this partnership will help establish a decentralized society where AI agents can thrive.
With Metropolis, developers get access to a full-stack toolkit to build applications that utilize AI technology in unique ways.
Big names cooking something big
Among the key partners, Virtuals Protocol is stepping up with its Metropolis Butler Agent, which facilitates smooth communication between agents and the Metropolis platform.
Eliza Labs is bringing scalable AI capabilities through its ElizaOS framework, while the Wayfinder Foundation is developing multi-chain frameworks that help AI agents navigate different blockchain ecosystems effortlessly.
This launch comes hot on the heels of Saga’s Mainnet 2.0 release, which wants to reshape blockchain economics, and now with this upgrade, agents can independently create and manage their own Chainlets, making decentralized applications even more accessible.
AI agents, the new killer apps in the crypto industry?
Thanks to this surge in innovation, interest in AI agents is skyrocketing, and the token for Virtuals Protocol has already jumped nearly 30% following this news.
The partnership with Illuvium has also quite a big deal in the gaming world by enhancing in-game characters’ realism, showing just how game-changer AI agents can be across different applications.
The integration of AI into blockchain technology is turning heads everywhere.
Financial institutions like Franklin Templeton are starting to recognize the potential of AI agents in reshaping financial ecosystems, and even Sam Altman from OpenAI believes these agents will play an important role in future decentralized applications.
