Binance-incubated Injective latest to launch a 'no-code' AI development platform for web3 apps

The development team behind the Injective blockchain is launching a "no-code" AI platform for web3 applications. The coding tool, dubbed iBuild, will enable users to deploy native decentralized apps — from DEXs to tokenization platforms.

"iBuild leverages Injective’s optimized for speed architecture, interoperability, and low fees to deliver capital‑efficient deployments. With custom blockchain modules that embed financial primitives at the chain level, developers get plug‑and‑play functionality like instant liquidity or permissioned assets that, combined with iBuild, makes Injective a highly developer‑friendly network," the team wrote. 

Injective is the latest crypto team to experiment with easy-to-use AI coding tools. Over the summer, for instance, Dreamscape launched a tool for building applications on Base using Microsoft Azure AI Foundry and Azure OpenAI, while Eliza Labs (formerly Ai16z) previously unveiled a no-code AI agent launchpad.

"Web3 needs fewer barriers and more builders. iBuild turns ideas into live applications in a fraction of the time. Users can create DEXs, lending and savings apps, real‑world asset protocols for tokenizing assets, prediction markets and more—without writing a single line of code," Injective co-founder Eric Chen said. "With iBuild, we’re bringing more utility, more liquidity, and more innovation across the Injective network."

Binance-incubated Injective has a growing reputation for pushing the envelope when it comes to blockchain development. This past year, the team has pushed out blockchain-based features like pre-IPO perp futures as well as tokenized shares of digital asset treasuries.