Ruby Protocol — Strategic Partnership With HyperGPT
As always, welcome back to Ruby Protocol,
Computing has changed our planet and how the denizens within interact. It transforms us, as a species, into an information revolution species. Browsing through history books, it is not hard to learn that information revolutions have been the normal state of human life for ages.
From the scribbles on the wall, the shells as a medium of exchange, printing technologies to computation, artificial intelligence, and the Web3 movement, it all shows that the transformation of information leads to democratizing expression, which always aids the democratization of power, aids community, civil rights, justice, human dignity, and flourishing.
If Web3 is eager to welcome the mass adoption of the next billion users, AI is here to help.
With that said, we are thrilled to come to you with another partnership that will help push Web3 forward and, along the way, let the broader communities learn about the solutions of Ruby Protocol. As you may know, the next chapter of Ruby Protocol is already in the making. Simply put, Ruby Protocol wants to build an operating system for Web3 that is easy, effortless, and privacy-centric.
We are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with HyperGPT, a project working on empowering blockchain and cryptocurrency development with the latest AI solutions and delivering AI solutions that will help enhance our business’s performance and improve Ruby Protocol’s customer experience.
With HyperGPT’s seamless SDK, Ruby Protocol is now empowered to strengthen its products and services with artificial intelligence prowess. Please stay tuned for more integrations and announcements.
About Us
Ruby Protocol is a privacy centric access control protocol, building an interoperable, scalable and privacy-preserving infrastructure as the ultimate gateway to Web3.
Our solutions and products include a private payment bridge (Ruby Connect), MPC wallet (Ruby One), and Account Abstraction & Access Control developer tools (Ruby SDK), with more to come.
