Velo Protocol Partners with SumPlus to Advance AI-Driven DeFi Services

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Gate News Announcement: On March 19, Velo Protocol announced a partnership with SumPlus. The two parties will achieve AI-powered financial services through technical integration. This collaboration aims to enable autonomous agents to perform secure on-chain transactions in the DeFi space, providing users with smarter decentralized financial solutions.

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