ZetaChain to Offer Free AI Services to Users Staking ZETA Tokens
Summary
- ZetaChain said it will offer artificial intelligence (AI) services free of charge to users who stake its ZETA token.
- Users who stake ZETA with validators can keep receiving native staking rewards while also earning additional Anuma AI credits based on the size of their stake.
- Users who stake ZETA above a certain threshold will receive access to Anuma Pro, which offers higher-performance AI models and higher credit limits.
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ZetaChain said June 25 that it will offer free artificial intelligence services to users who stake its ZETA token.
The company introduced a feature that grants token stakers credits for access to Anuma AI. The service is linked to ZetaChain’s recently announced strategy for a private memory layer for AI.
Under the new feature, users who stake ZETA with validators can keep their existing native staking rewards while also receiving Anuma AI credits based on the size of their stake.
Users do not need to move tokens to another network. They only need to connect a wallet and verify ownership of the staking address. Anuma then automatically calculates AI credits based on the staking balance on ZetaChain.
The accumulated AI credits can be used with major AI models including OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok. The service also supports text conversations, image, audio and video generation, and AI agent functions. Users who stake ZETA above a certain threshold will also receive access to Anuma Pro, which offers higher-performance AI models and higher credit limits.
Users can access the service through a crypto wallet without email sign-up, credit card registration or a separate subscription process.
ZetaChain said conversations and memory within Anuma are encrypted on-device, are not used as AI training data and are designed not to be linked to a specific person’s identity. The company added that it plans to let staking users access AI services alongside their existing rewards while providing a privacy-focused environment for AI use.
