Theta Releases 2025 Roadmap, Launches AI Agent Beta and EdgeCloud Architecture

$Theta has launched its roadmap for 2025, planning to release a beta version of its AI agent and the EdgeCloud hybrid cloud edge architecture. In the first half of 2025, the focus will be on the June launch of the EdgeCloud hybrid cloud edge architecture and the expansion of the rapidly growing edge network. This version will fully support a distributed edge architecture across devices, regions, and configurations, with the capability to prioritize and opt-out of specific job types and analyze completed jobs. A developer API will also be released, providing developers with the tools needed for efficient development on EdgeCloud. Other key features will be launched based on the current demands of EdgeCloud customers, such as persistent storage, GPU node upgrades, and on-demand access to AI model APIs. These features, along with the beta version of the AI agent platform, will enable the automatic use of AI models through on-chain autonomous interactions, supporting a wide range of use cases and encouraging clients to continue adoption in key target areas such as academia, private enterprises, professional sports, and esports. The $Theta hackathon will expand into offline events in the second half of the year and continue to support projects within the $Theta ecosystem. Discussions are underway with several well-known professional sports and esports teams, with hopes that EdgeCloud can assist them in formulating their AI strategies and the potential to launch sub-chains to support their business use cases. Third-party platforms are also considering integrating $TDROP as a user participation token, starting with OpenTheta, and more platforms are expected to go live by 2025. Additionally, the $TDROP brand is under evaluation, with the possibility of rebranding to expand its use in AI agents, RAG chatbots, and other consumer-facing AI and video AI applications. Finally, the EdgeCloud hybrid edge cloud architecture will be fully launched in 2025, including intelligent job orchestration and optimization, as well as comprehensive support for Linux, Windows, and Mac.