What is Crome?
Blockchain technology has traditionally viewed tokens as static entities representing value or identity without any autonomous functionality. However, as decentralized applications increase in sophistication, there is a growing necessity for tokens capable of autonomous operation, complex coordination, and dynamic adaptation.
CROME addresses this need by introducing a new class of digital assets called Tokenized Liquid Agents. Built on ERC-LA, the Liquid Agent Standard (LAS), an advanced, tradable blockchain-based entity capable of independently executing programmed logic, managing assets, and interacting dynamically within decentralized networks. CROME is powering the future of Intelligent Finance (IntelFi).
The Trifecta of Token Standards
ERC-LA is an experimental token standard that merges the functionality of ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-6551, enabling the first Tokenized Liquid Agents. CROME’s innovation lies in merging these three Ethereum token standards:
ERC-20
Fungible tokens, which are interchangeable units with equal value, enabling liquidity and tradability.
ERC-721
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that provide unique identities and individualized metadata.
ERC-6551
Token-bound accounts that allow each token to have its own on-chain wallet, programmable logic, and persistent memory.
By integrating these standards alongside the Autonomous Intelligence Layer, this equips each agent with adaptive decision-making capabilities, enabling them to interpret data, adjust behaviours, and coordinate actions autonomously through embedded or connected AI models. CROME establishes what we term "Liquid Intelligence", a concept defining the ability of tokenized liquid agents to dynamically form collaborative networks, execute programmable tasks, and adapt intelligently to changing environmental conditions on the blockchain.
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