""Web3 holds the keys to a truly open internet, yet it's trapped in a cage of code and complexity," said Dr. Dana Love, President and Chairman of PoobahAI. "We're blasting those doors wide open, arming builders with AI that doesn't just automate - it innovates. Backed by FourTwoAlpha, we're turbocharging this revolution and proving that the future of decentralized infrastructure can be as intuitive as drag-and-drop and as powerful as the blockchain itself.""
"Based in Fort Worth, PoobahAI has built an artificial intelligence-driven, no-code platform that allows creators, entrepreneurs and businesses to launch decentralized Web3 applications, tokenized ecosystems and autonomous AI agents without writing a single line of code. The new capital will be used to accelerate the rollout of its flagship product, the MCP Server, and to support go-to-market expansion as the company works through a 4,000-strong global waitlist spanning North America, Europe and Asia."
"The MCP Server, unveiled ahead of the funding announcement, is the first infrastructure layer designed to connect AI agents directly to blockchains. The technology allows for seamless multi-chain operations, transforming traditional static networks into dynamic, self-sustaining ecosystems capable of adapting and evolving in real time. By pairing this with PoobahAI's intuitive platform, the company says builders can develop decentralized systems up to 60 per cent faster and at 90 per cent lower cost than traditional methods."
PoobahAI secured $2 million in seed funding from FourTwoAlpha to scale an AI-driven, no-code platform that enables creation of decentralized Web3 applications, tokenized ecosystems, and autonomous AI agents without coding. The funding will accelerate rollout of the MCP Server and support go-to-market expansion to address a 4,000-strong global waitlist across North America, Europe and Asia. The MCP Server connects AI agents directly to blockchains, enabling seamless multi-chain operations and dynamic, self-sustaining ecosystems that adapt in real time. The platform claims development speeds up to 60 per cent faster and costs up to 90 per cent lower.
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