AIUSD parent company Generative Alpha announces completion of Pre-Seed funding round, with participation from top Silicon Valley investors and well-known institutions
On November 19, it was announced that AIUSD has launched the world's first Agent Money infrastructure for the era of intelligent agents, positioning itself as a unified capital layer connecting AI agents and individual users. This system enables interoperability across mainstream blockchains, exchanges, and stablecoin networks, supporting cross-chain routing, yield management, and derivatives trading, while allowing users to complete complex financial operations using natural language commands. According to official disclosures, AIUSD's AI-driven yield strategies have maintained zero monthly drawdown over the past two and a half years, with an annualized trading volume of approximately 1 trillion USD. At the same time, AIUSD's parent company, Generative Alpha, announced the completion of its Pre-Seed funding round, with investors including early institutional investors from Anthropic, Perplexity, and TradingView, as well as Sequoia Capital US Scout Fund, a16z Scout Fund, Tesla FSD AI lead, and several other well-known investors from Silicon Valley and Wall Street. The official statement noted that strong investment interest continues to be received ahead of the next funding round. The AIUSD project was co-founded by Bill Sun, a Stanford PhD in mathematics, former investment manager at Millennium/Citadel/Point72 and DeepMind researcher, and Yao Meng, a veteran founder of high-frequency crypto trading platforms.
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