Financial AI infrastructure company TrueNorth completes $3 million funding round, led by CyberFund
ChainCatcher reported that financial AI infrastructure company TrueNorth has completed a $3 million funding round, led by CyberFund, with participation from Delphi Labs, SNZ, GSR, and Ocular.
TrueNorth is dedicated to building specialized artificial intelligence infrastructure for the financial sector, aiming to address the hallucination issues and lack of accuracy of general AI models in financial markets. The platform transforms professional traders' expertise into AI agents through structured strategy manuals, real-time data integration, and proprietary models specifically trained for market logic. According to official data, TrueNorth achieves 98% accuracy on finance-specific tasks, which is 28% higher than leading general models, while reducing latency by 80%. The 30-day retention rate for test users is 33%, about twice the industry average. The company currently has over 40,000 users on its whitelist and is preparing to launch a public beta version.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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