Machine.fun, a robot project launch platform under Peaq, has gone live on Solana, according to a post from Solana’s official X account, @solana. The platform has integrated Sunrise and Raydium and is designed to let users bring real-world machine devices on-chain, raise funds for them publicly, and enable trading from day one. Techub reported that the platform is built on Raydium’s LaunchLab and is backed by Codec OpenFlow and Peaq. The update points to a new route for machine-based projects to access on-chain fundraising and immediate market trading within the Solana ecosystem.
Machine.fun, a robot project launch platform under Peaq, is now live on Solana, according to a post from Solana’s official X account, @solana.
Techub said the platform has integrated Sunrise and Raydium. It allows users to put physical machine devices on-chain, raise funds for them publicly, and start trading from day one.
The platform is built on Raydium’s LaunchLab and is supported by Codec OpenFlow and Peaq.
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