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Lending protocols form the backbone of the decentralized money market, allowing users to lend or borrow digital assets without intermediaries. Using smart contracts, platforms like Aave and Morpho automate interest rates based on supply and demand while requiring over-collateralization for security. The 2026 lending landscape features advanced permissionless vaults and institutional-grade credit lines. This tag covers the evolution of capital efficiency, liquidations, and the integration of diverse collateral types, including LSTs and tokenized RWAs.

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tokenized assets market: Standard Chartered 2028 timeline

tokenized assets market: Standard Chartered 2028 timeline

The post tokenized assets market: Standard Chartered 2028 timeline appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As of 2025-10-31, the market for tokenized assets is spotlighted by a new institutional projection that frames rapid expansion and regulatory drivers. What is the projected tokenized asset market size? The analysis projects a market of $2 trillion by 2028, up from roughly $35 billion today — a rise of about 5,600% (as reported by The Block, quoting Standard Chartered). The forecast allocates roughly $750B to tokenized money market funds and $750B to tokenized listed equities, with other funds, private equity, commodities and real estate at $500B. Those buckets imply a market composition dominated by highly liquid, cash-like instruments and publicly listed exposures, supported by faster settlement and continuous trading windows. If realised, the scale would require expanded custody services, institutional-grade market makers, and clear legal wrappers to allow cross-border settlement of tokenized instruments. Investors should treat the projection as scenario analysis rather than a deterministic forecast; assumptions about technology adoption, counterparty risk and regulatory timing drive outcomes. Note: allocation details and timing should be verified against the full report and the original article for context and assumptions. How will tokenized asset change DeFi lending markets? According to the analysis, stablecoins have paved the way for broader tokenization by increasing awareness, liquidity and on-chain lending activity. “Stablecoins have laid the groundwork for other asset classes — from tokenized money market funds to tokenized equities — to scale onchain,” said Geoffrey Kendrick, head of digital assets research at Standard Chartered. This dynamic positions tokenized money market funds (forecast at $750B) as a potential backbone of short-term on‑chain funding, supporting lending desks and liquidity providers across both centralized and decentralized venues. How does DeFi lending affect liquidity and yields? DeFi lending protocols can widen access to credit and reduce intermediation, which may compress lending spreads relative to traditional markets. The report notes…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/11/01

EUR/CHF holds near two-week highs as Swiss Franc weakens on fading safe-haven demand

EUR/CHF holds near two-week highs as Swiss Franc weakens on fading safe-haven demand

The post EUR/CHF holds near two-week highs as Swiss Franc weakens on fading safe-haven demand appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Euro (EUR) trades on the front foot against the Swiss Franc (CHF) on Friday as fading safe-haven demand keeps the CHF under pressure. At the time of writing, EUR/CHF is trading around 0.9287, holding firm near a two-week high as investors digest the latest Eurozone inflation figures. Preliminary data released by Eurostat showed that the Core Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) rose 0.3% MoM in October, accelerating from 0.1% in September. On an annual basis, core inflation stood at 2.4% YoY, slightly above the 2.3% consensus and unchanged from September. Meanwhile, headline HICP inflation increased 0.2% MoM in October, compared with a 0.1% increase in September. On a yearly basis, headline inflation eased to 2.1%, in line with forecasts, down from 2.2% in the prior month. The preliminary data show price growth continuing to move closer to the European Central Bank’s (ECB) 2% target, supporting the central bank’s current “on-hold” stance. On Thursday, the ECB left all three key policy rates unchanged, with the Deposit Facility, Main Refinancing, and Marginal Lending Rates holding steady at 2.00%, 2.15%, and 2.40%, respectively. The Governing Council noted that inflation is now near its medium-term target, and its overall assessment of the inflation outlook remains broadly unchanged. On the Swiss side, the latest data showed that Real Retail Sales rose 1.5% YoY in September, beating the forecast of 0.3% and rebounding from a -0.4% decline in August. On Thursday, Swiss National Bank (SNB) Governing Board Member Petra Tschudin reiterated that the SNB’s monetary policy remains expansive and that inflation is expected to stay within the range of price stability. She emphasized that the level of the Franc is not important in itself, but rather its impact on inflation, adding that the central bank is prepared to intervene in the currency market if…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/11/01

2025 On-Chain Fees Set to Reach Nearly $20 Billion

2025 On-Chain Fees Set to Reach Nearly $20 Billion

The post 2025 On-Chain Fees Set to Reach Nearly $20 Billion appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As the blockchain sector transitions from speculative booms to sustainable growth, on-chain fees have emerged as a critical barometer of economic maturity. According to a recent report, the on-chain economy is on track to generate $19.8 billion in fees for 2025. This indicates a shift toward sustainable, usage-driven economics across decentralized finance (DeFi) and Web3 ecosystems. Sponsored The State of the On-Chain Economy in 2025 In a recent report, 1kx.capital revealed that on-chain fees in 2025 are more than 10 times higher than in 2020, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 60%. Users spent $9.7 billion during the first half of 2025. This marked the highest first-half total on record and a 41% rise from the prior year. This figure even surpasses 2021, when fees reached $9.5 billion in the same period. “Back then fee generation was driven by billions of dollars in user-incentives, related speculation and a few costly PoW blockchains. Today fees are generated primarily by applications, led by financial use cases but expanding rapidly into DePINs, Wallets, and consumer apps (each with >200% YoY growth),” the report read. On-Chain Fee Growth in 2025. Source: 1kx.capital 1kx.capital added that the average transaction fee dropped by 86%, driven mostly by Ethereum (ETH). The network accounted for over 90% of the decline. As transaction costs fell, participation in the ecosystem accelerated. Sponsored Average daily transactions rose 2.7 times compared to the second half of 2021. The number of wallets making monthly transactions also surged to 273 million in the first half of 2025, a 5.3-fold increase. In parallel, the range of fee-generating protocols expanded, climbing from just 125 in 2021 to 969 in H1 2025. “Based on end of Q3 data, 2025 fees are projected at $19.8 billion – up 35% YoY, but still 18% below 2021…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/10/31

TON Goes Multi-Chain with Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Streams

TON Goes Multi-Chain with Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Streams

The post TON Goes Multi-Chain with Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Streams appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights: Chainlink integrates CCIP and Data Streams with TON. TON now gains real-time, sub-second price data for faster and more reliable DeFi execution. The Graph (GRT) also adopts CCIP. Chainlink has expanded its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Data Streams to the TON blockchain, marking a big step for TON’s growth as a fast and connected DeFi network. With this move, TON can now move safely, without any manual approvals across more than 60 major blockchains using Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard, helping TON become a key link in the global multi-chain economy. Additionally, Chainlink Data Streams brings ultra-fast, real-time market data to TON, which will allow developers to work to faster and build highly responsive apps, including complex cross-chain financial products. Chainlink announces TON adopting CCIP Key Features of Chainlink and TON Integration With this integration, Chainlink’s oracle technology will be used as the main cross-chain system for Toncoin. In short, TON and Toncoin are now plugged into Chainlink’s large network of blockchains that support CCIP, and will allow projects and tokens that are already using CCIP to easily connect with TON. This cross-chain link will provide TON access to new markets, more liquidity, and more users across the Web3 ecosystem. It allows assets and protocols to move without any hassle between chains, improving how easily projects can work together and share liquidity. Thodoris Karakostas, Director of Blockchain Partnerships at Chainlink Labs commented “With Chainlink CCIP powering cross-chain transfers of Toncoin via the Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard and Data Streams delivering low-latency price data, developers and users on TON now have the infrastructure to build and use advanced DeFi applications that scale across chains and markets. By connecting TON to CCIP’s growing network of supported chains, we’re enabling a new level of cross-chain liquidity and composability for the…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/10/31

Drops 8% Amid Crypto Weakness Despite RWA DeFi Momentum

Drops 8% Amid Crypto Weakness Despite RWA DeFi Momentum

The post Drops 8% Amid Crypto Weakness Despite RWA DeFi Momentum appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Aave AAVE$220.96, the governance token of the decentralized lender, posted sharp declines through Thursday, dropping 8% to $208. Since Monday’s $248 high, the token shed over 16%. The DeFi bluechip token carved out consecutive lower highs and lower lows, establishing clear bearish momentum while peers advanced, CoinDesk Research’s market insight tool showed. Trading activity surged 40% above seven-day averages, signaling active repricing rather than quiet drift. AAVE underperformed the CoinDesk 5 Index (CD5), which fell nearly 4%, underscoring the broad-based weakness. The correction happened despite Aave posting strong growth on its institutional real-world asset lending arm Horizon. The marketplace grew above $450 million since its launch roughly two months ago, data shows. What Traders Should Watch Key technical levels signal a potential breakdown risk for AAVE, CoinDesk Research’s market insight tool suggested. Support/Resistance: Critical $211.00 support failed, while the $235 level capped earlier advances forming resistance. Volume Analysis: Three volume spikes at $228, $219, and $213 confirmed selling waves. Chart Patterns: Lower highs and lower lows established bearish trend across a $26.88 range representing 11.4% overall price decline Targets & Risk: Failed recovery at $212.70 sets up deeper pullback. Disclaimer: Parts of this article were generated with the assistance from AI tools and reviewed by our editorial team to ensure accuracy and adherence to our standards. For more information, see CoinDesk’s full AI Policy. Source: https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/10/30/aave-drops-8-amid-crypto-weakness-despite-rwa-defi-momentum

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/10/31

USD/CHF holds near two-week high as Fed signals caution, SNB dovish

USD/CHF holds near two-week high as Fed signals caution, SNB dovish

The post USD/CHF holds near two-week high as Fed signals caution, SNB dovish appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. USD/CHF trades slightly higher on Friday, up 0.15% for the day at 0.8030 at the time of writing, extending its advance near a two-week high at 0.8037. The US Dollar (USD) remains firm after the Federal Reserve (Fed) cut interest rates while adopting a more cautious tone regarding the future path of monetary policy. On Wednesday, the Fed lowered the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75%-4.00%, in line with expectations. However, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that another rate cut in December “is not a foregone conclusion, far from it,” cooling expectations for further easing. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note has surged to 4.10%, its highest level in three weeks, lending additional support to the Greenback. At the same time, the prospect of a renewed trade truce between the United States and China has also supported the USD. US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed on a one-year ceasefire that includes lower US tariffs and China’s commitment to resume purchases of US agricultural goods. This development has helped sustain the US Dollar’s upward momentum. On the Swiss side, remarks from Swiss National Bank (SNB) Governing Board Member Petra Tschudin weighed on the Swiss Franc (CHF). Tschudin reaffirmed that monetary policy remains “expansive” and that the SNB stands ready to intervene in the foreign exchange market if necessary, even reintroducing negative interest rates if required. She emphasized that the level of the Franc itself is less important than its effect on inflation, which remains within the range of price stability. In this context, the combination of a cautious Federal Reserve and a persistently dovish SNB keeps the USD/CHF bias tilted to the upside, as traders await speeches from Fed officials later in the day to refine their expectations ahead…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews

2025/10/31

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Plans Worldwide Expansion for Bitcoin-Backed Credit Products

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Plans Worldwide Expansion for Bitcoin-Backed Credit Products

The firm’s leadership says groundwork is underway to issue Bitcoin and digital-asset-backed securities in overseas markets. President and CEO Phong […] The post Michael Saylor’s Strategy Plans Worldwide Expansion for Bitcoin-Backed Credit Products appeared first on Coindoo.

Author: Coindoo

2025/10/31

Crucial Update: Basel Committee Rethinks Crypto Regulations for Banks, Signaling Potential Shift

Crucial Update: Basel Committee Rethinks Crypto Regulations for Banks, Signaling Potential Shift

BitcoinWorld Crucial Update: Basel Committee Rethinks Crypto Regulations for Banks, Signaling Potential Shift The financial world is abuzz with a significant development: the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) is taking a fresh look at its existing crypto regulations for banks. This review signals a potentially pivotal moment for how traditional financial institutions engage with the rapidly evolving digital asset landscape. For anyone tracking the intersection of banking and blockchain, this news is undoubtedly exciting. Understanding the Current Basel Committee Crypto Regulations Before diving into the potential changes, it is essential to understand the existing framework. In 2022, the Basel Committee introduced stringent guidelines for banks dealing with cryptocurrencies. These rules were designed to ensure financial stability and mitigate risks associated with volatile digital assets. High-Risk Weight: The committee recommended a maximum risk weight of 1,250% for unbacked digital assets like Bitcoin. This high percentage means banks must hold a substantial amount of capital against their crypto exposures, making it costly to hold these assets. Capital Allocation Limit: Furthermore, banks were advised not to allocate more than 2% of their core capital to such high-risk assets. This conservative limit significantly restricted banks’ ability to invest heavily in the crypto market. These guidelines reflected a cautious approach, aiming to shield the traditional banking system from the inherent volatility and nascent regulatory environment of cryptocurrencies. Why is the Basel Committee Reviewing Crypto Regulations Now? Recent reports, including one by Bloomberg, indicate that the Basel Committee may be adopting a more lenient stance. But what’s driving this reconsideration? The digital asset market has matured considerably since 2022. Institutional interest has grown, and regulatory clarity has slowly begun to emerge in various jurisdictions. The BCBS likely recognizes the need to adapt its framework to these evolving market realities. Market Maturation: The crypto market, while still volatile, has seen increased institutional participation and a greater understanding of its underlying technology. Innovation Demand: Banks are increasingly seeing demand from clients for crypto-related services. Current strict rules make it challenging to meet this demand competitively. Global Harmonization: There’s an ongoing effort to harmonize global financial regulations. Adjusting these rules could contribute to a more consistent international approach to digital assets. This review suggests a pragmatic shift, acknowledging that an overly restrictive approach might hinder innovation and push crypto activities into less regulated corners of the financial system. What Could a More Flexible Stance on Basel Committee Crypto Regulations Mean for Banks? A more lenient approach to Basel Committee crypto regulations could unlock significant opportunities for traditional financial institutions. It could pave the way for broader institutional adoption and integration of digital assets into mainstream banking services. Imagine banks offering a wider range of services, such as: Enhanced Custody Solutions: Providing secure storage for a broader array of digital assets for institutional and retail clients. Crypto Trading and Brokerage: Facilitating direct trading of cryptocurrencies, increasing market liquidity and accessibility. Lending and Borrowing: Exploring new financial products collateralized by digital assets, carefully managing associated risks. Payment Innovations: Utilizing blockchain technology for faster, more efficient cross-border payments. Such changes would not only benefit banks by opening new revenue streams but also provide greater security and regulatory oversight for crypto investors, fostering a more stable and trustworthy environment. Navigating the Path Forward: Challenges and Opportunities in Crypto Regulations While the prospect of eased crypto regulations for banks is promising, the path forward still involves navigating certain challenges. Banks will need to enhance their technological infrastructure, develop specialized expertise, and ensure robust risk management frameworks. Key Considerations for Banks: Technology Integration: Seamlessly integrating blockchain technology and digital asset platforms into existing banking systems. Talent Development: Cultivating expertise in cryptocurrency, blockchain, and digital asset security within their teams. Risk Management: Developing sophisticated models to assess and manage the unique market, operational, and cyber risks associated with digital assets. Compliance Frameworks: Adapting internal compliance policies to align with evolving regulatory standards and anti-money laundering (AML) requirements for crypto. This evolving landscape presents a unique opportunity for forward-thinking financial institutions to innovate and position themselves at the forefront of the digital economy. Conclusion: A New Era for Basel Committee Crypto Regulations? The Basel Committee’s review of its crypto regulations for banks marks a significant turning point. While the exact details of the revised framework are yet to be finalized, the move towards a potentially more accommodating stance reflects a growing recognition of digital assets’ role in the future of finance. This development could lead to greater institutional engagement, enhanced market stability, and a more integrated financial ecosystem. Banks, regulators, and crypto enthusiasts alike will be closely watching the outcome of this review, as it has the potential to reshape the landscape of digital finance for years to come. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What is the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS)? The BCBS is an international committee of banking supervisory authorities that formulates global regulatory standards for banks. Its aim is to strengthen the regulation, supervision, and practices of banks worldwide with the purpose of enhancing financial stability. What were the main restrictions under the 2022 crypto regulations for banks? The 2022 guidelines recommended a maximum risk weight of 1,250% for unbacked digital assets like Bitcoin and prohibited banks from allocating more than 2% of their core capital to such high-risk assets. Why is the Basel Committee reconsidering its stance on crypto regulations? The reconsideration is likely driven by the maturation of the digital asset market, increased institutional interest, and a desire to adapt regulations to evolving financial technologies and market demands. The goal is to find a balance between managing risks and fostering innovation. How might eased Basel Committee crypto regulations impact the broader crypto market? A more lenient approach could lead to increased participation from traditional banks, bringing more capital, liquidity, and regulatory oversight to the crypto market. This could enhance stability and legitimacy, potentially attracting even more institutional and retail investors. Will all banks immediately start offering crypto services if regulations ease? Not necessarily. While eased regulations would remove some barriers, banks would still need to conduct their own risk assessments, build necessary infrastructure, and develop internal expertise before launching new crypto-related services. Adoption would likely be gradual and strategic. If you found this update on the Basel Committee’s review of crypto regulations insightful, please consider sharing it with your network. Your insights and discussions help shed light on these crucial developments in the world of finance! To learn more about the latest crypto market trends, explore our article on key developments shaping Bitcoin institutional adoption. This post Crucial Update: Basel Committee Rethinks Crypto Regulations for Banks, Signaling Potential Shift first appeared on BitcoinWorld.

Author: Coinstats

2025/10/31

AI Revolution: Adam Secures $4.1M to Transform 3D Design with Advanced CAD Copilot

AI Revolution: Adam Secures $4.1M to Transform 3D Design with Advanced CAD Copilot

BitcoinWorld AI Revolution: Adam Secures $4.1M to Transform 3D Design with Advanced CAD Copilot In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, where artificial intelligence is reshaping industries from finance to healthcare, a groundbreaking startup named Adam is making waves in the world of design. Fresh out of Y Combinator’s Winter 2025 batch, Adam has successfully closed a significant Fundraising round, securing $4.1 million in seed capital. This substantial investment is set to propel its viral text-to-3D tool into an advanced AI copilot, promising to revolutionize professional computer-aided design (CAD) workflows. For our tech-savvy audience, this isn’t just another startup story; it’s a testament to how innovative AI applications are attracting serious capital and poised to redefine how we interact with digital creation. The Ascendance of AI in Creative Design Adam initially captured widespread attention by launching a text-to-3D model application that generated over 10 million social media impressions. This viral success wasn’t just a fleeting moment; it was a clear signal of the immense potential for AI in simplifying complex design tasks. CEO Zach Dive highlighted how the startup’s unique approach attracted numerous investors, leading to unsolicited term sheets. The core vision for Adam, supported by lead investor TQ Ventures, involves a strategic two-phase rollout: first, a consumer-focused product, followed by a robust enterprise solution. This consumer-first strategy proved effective, validating the technology’s appeal before tackling the intricacies of professional-grade applications. The rapid advancements in AI models exceeded Adam’s expectations, accelerating their timeline for launching an enterprise-ready copilot by the end of the year. Redefining CAD Workflows with Intelligent Assistance Adam’s journey from a consumer-friendly tool to an enterprise-grade solution is rooted in its ambition to transform CAD. While its initial offering allowed creators without specialized CAD skills to generate 3D models from text prompts, early feedback revealed that text wasn’t always the most intuitive interface for complex 3D interactions. This insight led to the development of their upcoming AI copilot, which blends various interaction paradigms. Users will be able to select specific parts of a 3D object and engage in a conversational design process, offering a more dynamic and intuitive experience. This differentiation is crucial, especially with emerging competition in the ‘AI copilot for CAD’ segment, such as MecAgent. Adam aims to leverage its viral launch momentum to establish a strong foothold, streamlining time-consuming tasks for engineers and enhancing their daily work without replacing their expertise. The initial focus will be on mechanical engineering, helping professionals generate feature-rich parametric designs in popular CAD programs like Onshape, known for its cloud-based approach. From Text to Tangible: The Power of 3D Models for Everyone The initial success of Adam was built on its ability to democratize the creation of 3D Models. By allowing anyone to generate complex 3D objects from simple text prompts, the startup unlocked a new level of accessibility for makers and hobbyists. This broad appeal demonstrated the hunger for intuitive design tools that bypass the steep learning curve traditionally associated with professional CAD software. While the early focus was on helping amateurs create fun objects, this foundational experience provided invaluable insights into user interaction and the capabilities of AI-driven design. The evolution towards a copilot signifies a move to empower professionals, ensuring that the technology can handle the precision and complexity required for industrial applications. The transition from basic text prompts to a multi-modal conversational interface ensures that the creation of 3D models becomes more precise and adaptable to diverse user needs. The Y Combinator Edge: Validation and Acceleration Being an alum of Y Combinator‘s Winter 2025 batch provided Adam with significant validation and an accelerated path to growth. YC’s rigorous selection process and mentorship are highly regarded in the startup ecosystem, giving Adam immediate credibility. This endorsement, combined with the viral launch, created a fertile ground for attracting both capital and talent. The co-founders, Zach Dive and Aaron Li, both graduates of UC Berkeley’s Master of Design program, recognized the need for specialized AI and engineering talent to further develop models capable of ‘reasoning in space.’ The YC network, along with the buzz generated, played a crucial role in ongoing hiring efforts. Prominent figures like Trevor Blackwell (a YC co-founder) investing as an angel further solidifies the startup’s pedigree. Strategic Fundraising Fuels Future Innovation The $4.1 million seed Fundraising round is a critical milestone for Adam, providing the necessary capital to execute its ambitious roadmap. TQ Ventures led the round, with participation from 468 Capital, Pioneer, Script Capital, and Transpose Platform. Beyond institutional backing, Adam also garnered support from influential angel investors, including Tim Glaser (Posthog), Trevor Blackwell (YC), and Theo Browne (T3 Chat). Guillermo Rauch, founder of Vercel, even lauded Adam as ‘the v0 of CAD,’ acknowledging its simplified, faster, and broader reach. This diverse investor base, coupled with their shared vision for the future of computer-aided design, ensures Adam has both financial resources and strategic guidance. The startup is already monetizing through standard and pro plans, starting at $5.99 and $17.99 per month, and is actively testing its upcoming enterprise offering, laying the groundwork for significant future revenue streams. Adam’s journey from a viral text-to-3D tool to an ambitious AI copilot for professional CAD workflows exemplifies the transformative power of artificial intelligence. By strategically balancing consumer appeal with enterprise-grade functionality, and securing substantial funding from aligned investors, Adam is poised to redefine how we interact with 3D design. The shift towards conversational interfaces and integration with industry-standard platforms like Onshape marks a significant step towards a future where AI empowers engineers and designers to create with unprecedented efficiency and intuition. This is more than just a new tool; it’s a vision for the future of design, made accessible by cutting-edge AI. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What is Adam and what problem does it solve? Adam is an AI startup that began with a viral text-to-3D tool, allowing users to create 3D models from text prompts. It solves the problem of complex and time-consuming CAD workflows by developing an AI copilot to streamline professional design tasks, initially focusing on mechanical engineering. Who are the founders of Adam? Adam was co-founded by Zach Dive (CEO) and Aaron Li (CPO). Both graduated from UC Berkeley‘s Master of Design program. Who led Adam’s seed funding round? The $4.1 million seed round for Adam was led by TQ Ventures. Other participating funds included 468 Capital, Pioneer, Script Capital, and Transpose Platform. Angel investors included Tim Glaser (Posthog), Trevor Blackwell (YC), and Theo Browne (T3 Chat). How does Adam’s AI copilot differ from existing CAD tools? Adam’s AI copilot aims to differentiate itself by blending various interaction paradigms beyond just text prompts. For example, users will be able to select parts of a 3D object and converse with it, offering a more intuitive and interactive design process. This approach is designed to streamline tasks in popular CAD programs like Onshape, rather than replacing engineers. What is Adam’s strategy for market entry and growth? Adam’s strategy is to go consumer-first, then transition to enterprise. After gaining viral traction with its mainstream text-to-3D product, it is now developing an AI copilot for professional CAD workflows. This allows them to build a broad user base and refine their technology before tackling the specific needs of engineers and businesses. They already have paying customers for standard and pro plans and are testing an enterprise offering. To learn more about the latest AI market trends, explore our article on key developments shaping AI models features. This post AI Revolution: Adam Secures $4.1M to Transform 3D Design with Advanced CAD Copilot first appeared on BitcoinWorld.

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2025/10/31

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