Kava has launched Kava AI on BNB Chain, revealed today at the Token2049 Singapore conference. The expansion connects Kava’s AI-powered DeFi suite with one of the world’s busiest blockchain ecosystems.
The integration allows BNB developers and users to access intelligent applications such as cross-chain yield optimization, portfolio management, and on-chain inference. These services are now directly available to Binance wallet users without leaving their native environment.
By leveraging natural-language commands, users can check wallet balances, initiate transactions, or execute multi-chain strategies. The move removes friction between ecosystems, simplifying how retail and institutional players engage with decentralized finance.
Scott Stuart, Co-Founder of Kava Labs, said the decision to launch on BNB Chain was deliberate. He cited the network’s 4 million daily active users, high-speed transactions, and cost efficiency as crucial enablers.
According to Stuart, these features accelerate Kava’s mission to make decentralized AI accessible at scale.
The launch builds on Kava’s earlier unveiling of what it calls the world’s largest decentralized AI model. Hosted on decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs), the model is open-source and tuned for DeFi use cases.
Kava claims it outperforms centralized competitors like OpenAI in blockchain-specific tasks, including smart contract automation and cross-chain execution.
Later this year, Kava expects the BNB integration to expand further. LayerZero connectivity will enable seamless token transfers and liquidity between Kava’s EVM and BNB Chain.
Liquidity pools for the KAVA token on PancakeSwap also set the stage for deeper ecosystem participation. Meanwhile, Kava DeCloud is expected to provide scalable GPU resources to support censorship-resistant, AI-driven DeFi applications.
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