High-performance blockchain platform Metabit Network announces completion of $10 million strategic financing

Metabit Network, a high-performance blockchain platform, recently announced the successful completion of a new round of $10 million strategic financing. The new financing will be used to promote innovation and development of Metabit Network in the field of blockchain technology.It is reported that Metabit is a blockchain platform based on the hybrid consensus mechanism PoAS, which allows different nodes to play different roles, providing physical operation network, verification, packaging settlement, storage, and bandwidth. On this architecture, the Metabit v2.0 stage transitions to an AI-based multidimensional intelligent architecture, connected to the rapidly developing AI ecosystem. It provides high-performance infrastructure for large-scale commercial applications, completely changing the Web3 ecosystem.

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