The AI SuperApp on Solana.

A user who already has a wallet never creates an account. They connect and they trade. A user who has never held crypto signs in with an email code and gets a non-custodial embedded wallet they control, funded by card in the same session. Both land in the same product.

• MPC-backed embedded wallets through Dynamic, with Privy running in parallel behind a facade, so a provider outage is not a product outage.
• Phantom, Solflare and Backpack connect by deep link; WalletConnect v2 on mobile; wallets already installed on the device are detected and promoted to the top of the list.
• The server holds a trade-only delegate. It can route an order and it cannot sweep a balance.
• Withdrawals carry code verification and server-side review; deposits arrive by QR, card, Google Pay, Revolut Pay or bank transfer across three on-ramp providers, straight into the user's own wallet.

• Instant AI chart analysis. One tap returns entry, take-profit, stop-loss, size and a risk-to-reward figure, ready to adjust or open.
• Social bubbles. Live positioning across the book: what the crowd is long and short, and at what size.
• Market, limit and trigger orders, with take-profit and stop-loss attached at entry. A limit more than 3% from the mark is refused rather than parked.
• Cross margin. One collateral pool across every open position.

• 46 perpetual markets: crypto, tokenised equities, metals, oil, FX and indices, on one book and one collateral.
• Leverage to 50×. BTC 50, ETH 40, SOL 25, other crypto 20, tokenised equities, metals, oil, FX and indices 10.
• 0.065% taker, 0.02% maker, cut from 0.10% and 0.025% on 10 October 2026. $5 minimum order.
• The book is public. Every order, trade, quote and mark is published on explorer.truefinance.ai and on a public WebSocket gateway with engine-side timestamps.

• The only perpetuals venue running a zero-knowledge validity rollup that settles on Solana. Every other ZK perp venue settles to Ethereum; every other Solana perp venue runs without proofs.
• The matching engine exists once. The same Rust crate compiles into the sequencer that runs production and into the guest that runs inside the zkVM, so a proof is a statement about the exact code that executed the trade.
• Every other proving venue in this category writes that logic twice, and the drift between the two is where the failures live. Our CI proves ours on every commit.

• Five Raft nodes on dedicated NVMe. Terraform per environment, Flux GitOps, Helm charts in a private registry.
• Twenty-eight named alerts across consensus, settlement, proving lag, prover budget, custody outflow and contract state. Six Grafana dashboards provisioned as code. Written runbooks for stop-the-world and voter resync.
• Around 175,000 lines of Rust across six production services. The sequencer alone is 93,798 lines with 2,533 test assertions and 26 tagged releases.
• Market data fans out over server-sent events and WebSocket with one shared subscriber per market, so venue load scales with markets rather than with users.

A user allocates capital, picks a risk profile, and an agent trades a published strategy from their own non-custodial wallet. The model opens positions; it gets no vote on closing them. A separate engine on a twenty-second loop enforces stop-loss, partial take-profit with a move to breakeven, trailing stops and maximum hold. Risk rails fail closed: if the system cannot verify the day's loss total it blocks the open. Exits are never gated.

A leader places an order and the engine fans it out to followers, sized as a percentage of the leader's margin and capped against the follower's own ceiling and what they can afford after fees. Three independent reconcilers run every five minutes in both directions. Fan-out is idempotent, so a retry cannot double-open or double-charge. One USDC per copied trade, of which 0.70 goes to the leader.

A ranked leaderboard built on the venue's own position ledger rather than self-reported results, so a leader's record is the same data the exchange settled. Followers see win rate, drawdown and live positions before they commit a dollar.

Follow proven external on-chain wallets across five chains. Mirrors fire from a blockchain webhook, trade spot at a fixed ticket and apply a protective bracket whether or not the wallet being followed ever sells. Liquidity floors, pool-depth caps, minimum token age and same-asset cooldowns gate every mirror, and sandwich legs are discarded rather than copied.

Positions, comments and reactions on a live feed, with social bubbles on the trade screen showing where the crowd actually sits. Discovery and execution are the same surface, so a trade seen is a trade one tap away.

Any listed token, screened before it is tradable: impersonation, holder concentration, mint and freeze authority, transfer restrictions and deployer reputation. Jupiter is fully integrated on Solana, server-proxied with fee injection, DEX exclusion rules and a circuit breaker.

Eleven chains, deposits from six networks, conversion of any supported token on any supported chain into the user's own wallet, transfers between venue sub-accounts, and fiat in by card, Google Pay, Revolut Pay and bank transfer. Relay is the primary cross-chain rail with deBridge as fallback, both server-quoted and client-signed.

Real-time attribution on every chargeable event, broken out by product with volume, fees and the partner's own cut. Six levels from 10% to 25%, weekly USDC settled on chain with the transaction in the partner's own ledger, a full funnel view, an earnings simulator and team structures as a tree. It ships in the production app on web, iOS and Android.

Spending against the same non-custodial balance that trades, so a user never has to move money out to use it. In the Series A product plan, not shipped, and it is not in any revenue line on this page.

Use of proceeds

Fee revenue and result — monthly

Trading volume — monthly

• Influencers and KOLs on revenue share. TRUE has a deep footprint here and keeps building it. Partners are paid a share of the fees their clients actually generate, weekly, in USDC, on chain. Nothing is committed in advance and nothing can be spent ahead of the revenue it relates to.
• It is already the larger channel. 78% of September revenue came from partner-referred traders: $482,754 of the month's $620k, on $486.5M of referred volume, across 48 partners who produced fees.
• The portal does the selling. Real-time attribution per event, a full funnel view, an earnings simulator and six published levels from 10% to 25%, so a professional traffic buyer can see exactly what the next tier pays before they scale spend.

• Paid campaigns. Meta, TikTok and X, plus direct campaigns, with attribution live from 9 October so every dollar is measured against the fees it produces rather than against installs.
• Brand ambassadors. Named faces on longer-term agreements, carrying the product rather than a one-off post.
• Organic and viral content, led by MIDAS. The agent speaks, so it can be filmed. A campaign built around real voice sessions, where the thing being demonstrated is the product doing the work.
• Retention, not just acquisition. Promotions, loyalty and points run continuously against the fee ledger, which is why 71.1% of August's fee payers paid again in September and 98.3% of revenue comes from repeat traders.