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Autonomys Network has integrated with Talisman Wallet to simplify access to decentralized applications, asset management, and blockchain-based finance.
The integration connects Autonomys’ blockchain ecosystem with Talisman, a self-custody wallet that supports more than 800 blockchain networks built on Ethereum Virtual Machine and Substrate.
Autonomys Network is a blockchain platform focused on artificial intelligence applications. With this integration, users can now store and transact Autonomys’ upcoming native token, $AI3, directly through Talisman Wallet.
The integration also connects Talisman users with Autonomys’ Layer-1 blockchain, its test network Taurus, and its Auto Ethereum Virtual Machine environment, which allows developers to build applications that interact with multiple blockchains, according to a note shared with crypto.news.
User improvements
People using Talisman can now move assets between different blockchains without relying on centralized exchanges. This integration makes it easier to buy, sell, and stake digital assets.
Staking is the process of locking up tokens to help secure a blockchain network in exchange for rewards.
Autonomys users can now stake AI3 using Talisman’s interface, making the process more accessible to those unfamiliar with blockchain staking.
The integration also benefits participants in Autonomys’ farming ecosystem. In blockchain terms, farming refers to earning rewards by contributing to a network. Talisman users can set up a “farmer node” through Autonomys’ Space Acres app, which allows them to earn AI3 while helping maintain the network.
Users can also stake $AI3 through the Astral web app without needing expensive computer hardware.
The collaboration is part of Autonomys’ broader goal to expand its blockchain ecosystem and increase accessibility. The network plans to launch incentives for user education and onboarding, encouraging more people to engage with decentralized AI applications.
