Konnex Raises $15 Million to Develop Web3 Robot Platform

Konnex, a Web3 robot project, recently completed a $15 million funding round in January. According to PANews, the project is in its early stages and allows users to earn platform points by completing tasks, which may be linked to future airdrops. The tasks are primarily social and can be completed in about five minutes. Konnex aims to establish a technical platform for a self-sustaining system where robots can sign digital contracts, access AI strategies as needed, and settle physical work results using stablecoins. This concept resembles a crowdsourcing platform for robots, with potential applications if robots become widely used. The funding round on January 15 included investments from Cogitent Ventures, Liquid Capital, Leland Ventures, Covey, M77 Ventures, and Block Maven LLC. Liquid Capital is known for investing in prominent Web3 projects like Solana, Filecoin, and Arweave. To participate, users must visit the task page, link their wallet to register an account, and connect an X account to unlock community and daily tasks. Tasks include following the official Twitter account, joining Discord and Telegram communities, and completing daily check-ins and project-related tweets. Users can also create an invitation link to invite friends and earn 10% of their points. The project remains in its early stages, with simple tasks available. Those interested in the robot sector may find it worthwhile to engage with the platform, as more tasks are expected to be added as the product develops.