Canopy announced the completion of $8.5 million in seed ship financing, which will be used to advance the main online line, expand the engineering team and continue to develop an AI-oriented block chain application development tool. At the same time, the company disclosed that it had acquired infrastructure technology to integrate Tanssi in order to shorten the landing cycle of products.

Funds will be used for the main line.

The company disclosed that the current round of financing was a seeder, involving Arrington Capital, Fenbashi Capital, Borderless Capital and SNZ Capital. According to Canopy, the funds will be invested mainly in the preparation of the main network, in the recruitment of works and in the optimization of the development of the tool experience.

Canopy locates the AI original block chain development framework. According to the company, the goal is to lower the development threshold for the chain so that teams without a deep engineering background can be deployed more quickly.

Main-readable code in collaboration with AI

According to Canopy, the platform compresses complex application layers to approximately 200 line readable codes, on which both developers and AI code assistants can generate full applications. The AI tools mentioned include Claude, Codex and Cursor.

According to the company, this design seeks to fill the gap between the two categories of products: One is a non-coded tool with limited functionality, and the other is a framework for traditional block chain development with a higher threshold. Canopy wants to allow both founders and AI agents to process the code directly and retain control over applications and infrastructure.

Integrate Tanssi technology to shorten cycle

According to Canopy, the acquisition and integration of Tansi technologies is an important step in their scaling up. Direct access to infrastructure that has been validated in the production environment can shorten the time of the main online line and allow teams to devote more resources to developer experience and AI tools, compared to the construction of the bottom component from zero.

Testing web data is another focus of the company ' s disclosure. According to Canopy, the developers had deployed nearly 27,000 projects 12 days after the online line was publicly tested; to date, the cumulative number of deployments had exceeded 33.31 million.

  • Seed wheels: $8.5 million
  • 12 days deployment: nearly 27 million projects
  • Current cumulative deployment: more than 33.31 million

Chief Executive Officer Canopy Adam Liposky stated that the team had been developing a framework for developing and AI agents to build a readable code on the chain for the past two years. The short-term focus of the company remains the main online line, and further progress is expected to be announced in the next quarter.

Additional information:Canopy now has an open public testing network, with the long-term goal of integrating the development of tools, deployment and expansion into the same environment, providing a complete development process for founders of non-technical backgrounds.