The a16z-backed protocol integrates real-time monitoring and chain-level security as it prepares for mainnet launch.
Gensyn, the Network for Machine Intelligence, backed by more than $65M in venture funding from a16z, CoinFund, Galaxy Digital, Eden Block, and Maven 11, has selected Hypernative to provide real-time security monitoring across its EVM infrastructure and its flagship app, Delphi -- the first open, decentralized, information market.
The protocol, foundational ML infrastructure required for AI to operate at scale (including compute, data, and information exchange), is deploying Hypernative's Monitoring & Response capabilities on the EVM ahead of Mainnet launch. The integration addresses a core operational requirement: ensuring the security of economic activity on a network designed to coordinate ML systems across the internet.
Code is law on blockchains, so before users started storing and transmitting value on the Gensyn Mainnet it was critical that security monitoring was deployed. We saw Hypernative detect a live exploit on another network during one of our early calls, and that kind of real-time coverage is exactly what we needed.
Harry Grieve, Co-founder & CTO @ Gensyn
The initial deployment covers Ethereum monitoring and address screening capabilities, with the Gensyn chain integration timed to the network's mainnet launch. As Gensyn transitions from testnet to a live environment on April 22 with real economic value, the surface area for potential threats expands significantly.
Decentralized AI infrastructure represents a new category of onchain risk. These networks don't just hold assets. They coordinate compute, distribute rewards, and verify work across thousands of participants. That operational complexity requires security coverage that understands the full scope of what's happening on the chain.
Gal Sagie, Co-founder & CEO @ Hypernative
Gensyn joins over 300 Web3 projects that rely on Hypernative's real-time enterprise-grade platform that monitors over $100B worth of digital assets across more than 75 chains. The list includes Circle, Chainlink, Ethena, Galaxy, and Morpho.
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