BNB Chain announced its Tech Roadmap for 2025, focusing heavily on AI. The network also set ambitious goals in other areas, hoping to reduce transaction latency to sub-second speeds while processing 100 million transactions per day.
The Roadmap details quality-of-life changes in speed, scalability, developer tools, and more. Ultimately, however, BNB Chain plans to lean heavily on AI solutions to meet many of these goals, marking a new “AI-First” approach.
BNB Chain Puts AI On The Roadmap
BNB Chain, a blockchain network originally developed by Binance, is planning many changes for the future. Within the last month, it introduced a development solution for AI Agents and created a platform to simplify meme coin launches.
BNB Chain just released its Tech Roadmap for 2025, and it’s looking to improve these and other key features.
“Looking ahead to 2025, BNB Chain is focused on delivering key upgrades to improve both technical performance and the user experience to lay the foundation for broader Web3 adoption,” the firm claimed in a statement exclusively shared with BeInCrypto.
Specifically, the Roadmap claims that BNB Chain will focus on AI agents alongside a few other generalized quality-of-life improvements.
For example, the firm wishes to reduce transaction latency, allow a gasless option for all types of user transactions, and shore up protections against maximal extractable value (MEV) attacks, especially sandwich attacks.
Furthermore, the network will prioritize integrating AI into dApps and using DataDAOs to “to allow fair monetization and incentivized contributions on private datasets.”
The roadmap announcement also had a brief impact on the BNB’s market price. The fifth-largest altcoin surged nearly 10% following the roadmap announcement on Tuesday, February 11. Its daily trading volume also surged by 17%, according to CoinMarketCap data.
BNB 24-Hour Price Chart. Source: BeInCrypto
BNB Chain heavily prioritizes AI use cases on its Roadmap, and this includes improvements in many areas. It plans to refine several pre-existing developer tools, such as the tokenization portal it launched last November.
It will use AI for many of these, creating a Code Copilot to help developers and new AI agent solutions.
Also, the new roadmap sets a goal to reduce transaction latency to sub-second speeds while processing 100 million transactions per day. Nonetheless, AI-related points are present in most of the network’s goals in 2025, reflecting a deeper transformation.
