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- Zilliqa integrates GOAT to simplify AI-driven dApp development, enhancing blockchain accessibility and interoperability.
- GOAT’s support for EVM and Scilla wallets boosts Zilliqa’s ecosystem, enabling seamless AI-blockchain application connections.
Zilliqa has announced its integration with GOAT (Great Onchain Agent Toolkit), the first open-source framework for connecting AI agents to blockchain applications. Developed by Crossmint, GOAT currently supports Scilla wallets on the Zilliqa network and EVM wallets, included MetaMask.
Simplifying AI Application Development Process
GOAT is coming to address one of the main issues confronting application developers nowadays: the merging of artificial intelligence (AI) agents with blockchain technology. Because it incorporates several frameworks, programming languages, blockchain chains, and wallet designs, this procedure is frequently time-consuming and complex.
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GOAT streamlines and simplifies this process by offering an integrated library of on-chain activities spanning five agent frameworks across languages. This hastens the creation of AI-powered decentralized apps (dApps) and propels blockchain ecosystem adoption of AI technology.
“This integration shows Zilliqa’s dedication to create an open ecosystem that lets developers innovate more freely,” Zilliqa team claimed in their official release.
GOAT Advantages for the Zilliqa Ecosystem
Developers can now quickly link their AI-based apps straight to the Zilliqa network with GOAT support. GOAT itself has work with over 30 blockchains and five main agent frameworks. By supporting Zilliqa, the platform opens developers new chances to provide cross-chain apps.
Besides that, GOAT also supports a different type of wallets, from basic key pairs to sophisticated smart wallets. This increases Zilliqa’s appeal as a developer-friendly network and facilitates access for consumers and developers.
Having first introduced Zilliqa 2.0 with EVM support and cross-chain interoperability, this integration reinforces Zilliqa’s position even more. As previously mentioned in our report, this modification is meant to increase network scalability and promote DeFi acceptance.
Additionally adding to the ecosystem’s strength are Zilliqa’s alliances with critical partners like Emurgo and Brillion, which enable actual asset tokenizing and blockchain connectivity.
At the press time, Zilliqa’s native coin, ZIL, see a price decline. Down 3.43% over the last 24 hours, ZIL is swapped hands at about $0.01933. ZIL down 11.60% on the weekly chart with a market cap of $376.6 million.
