BitRing, a startup that engages in cryptocurrency mining and health monitoring, has announced the successful completion of a multi-million dollar financing round.
The financing round was participated by JDI Global, CGV FOF, Catcher VC, Wu Ming, the co-founder of 0G, Yuan Dawei, co-founder of HTX, and Sunny Lu, the founder of Vechain.
The BitRing team has invented the BRT protocol, which leverages artificial intelligence and blockchain technology to help millions of people develop a lifelong habit of daily exercise. Once users join the protocol, it becomes hard for them to skip their daily workouts. The team said that the BRT protocol will accommodate major smart health device companies, and the BitRing hardware products they are launching have sacrificed almost all profits to attract more users.
The BitRing team also looks forward to working with teams like Oura and Whoop to promote daily exercise among more users through the BRT protocol.
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