Проект Rhinestone привлек $5 млн

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2022-08-14Última atualização em 2024-08-14

Стартап Rhinestone, занимающийся созданием модульной инфраструктуры смарт-счетов, привлек $5 млн в раунде начального финансирования. Согласно пресс-релизу, данный этап сбора средств возглавила инвестиционная компания 1kx, которая получила дополнительную поддержку от CoinFund, Lattice, Heartcore, Circle Ventures, Alchemy Ventures, zkSync и Cyber. Также приняли участие бизнес-ангелы из Biconomy, WalletConnect, WorldCoin, Lit Protocol и Pimlico.

Благодаря привлеченным средствам, руководство планирует расширить свою команду. Кроме того оно будет развивать инфраструктуру смарт-аккаунтов и масштабировать программу поощрений разработчиков.

Представитель компании сообщил The Block, что благодаря первоначальному финансированию общий объем привлеченных средств Rhinestone достиг $5,42 млн. Компания создает уникальную инфраструктуру для смарт-аккаунтов, которые представляют собой цифровые кошельки, управляемые не закрытыми ключами. Смарт-аккаунты по сути стали программируемыми платформами, которые позволяют выполнять действия непосредственно в аккаунте пользователя, в отличие от использования таких хранилищ, как Metamask, Rainbow и Coinbase Wallet.

Модульные смарт-аккаунты, становятся все более важной частью более широкого мира «абстракции аккаунтов», которая была представлена ​​в прошлом году в инициативе Ethereum EIP-4337. Новый стандарт расширил возможности кошельков, внедрив такие функции, как многостороннее подписание транзакций, субсидирование комиссий и функции безопасности, такие как двухфакторная аутентификация.

Rhinestone предоставляет разработчикам инструменты для расширения возможностей смарт-аккаунтов с помощью автономных модулей, с конечной целью улучшения взаимодействия контрактов, безопасности и других функций. Создатели также запустят платформу, которая позволяет разработчикам распространять и монетизировать свои модули, которые затем могут быть установлены конечными пользователями и архитекторами приложений (dApps).

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