AI trading infrastructure AIUSD completes nearly $10 million Pre-Seed round financing
Foresight News reported that AI trading infrastructure AIUSD announced that its development company Generative Alpha has completed a Pre-Seed round of financing totaling nearly 10 million dollars, with early-stage venture capital support from Anthropic, Perplexity, TradingView, Sequoia Capital US Scout Fund, and a16z Scout Fund, as well as institutional and strategic investors including the leadership of Tesla FSD AI. The specific amount of financing was not disclosed.
At the same time, AIUSD announced the launch of an AI-driven trading and fund transfer infrastructure. The platform's AI agent reached 3 million users during the testing phase. AIUSD introduces a specialized financial AI capable of asset trading, routing, and management across all major blockchains, exchanges, and stablecoins, while maintaining a unified balance.
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