AI Meets DeFi: A New Era of Smart Trading Begins on Solana
True, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, has announced the launch of a token sale for its $TRUE token, which will serve as the governance and utility token for its upcoming decentralized exchange (DEX) platform. The DEX will be built on the SolanaSOL-- blockchain and is designed to be the first AI-native perpetuals trading platform.
According to the announcement, the $TRUE token sale is part of a broader fundraising initiative to support the development and deployment of the AI-powered DEX. The token will be used for governance, staking, and fee discounts within the platform. The team emphasized that the AI-native aspect will allow for real-time market analysis, risk management, and automated trading strategies.
The platform is expected to leverage Solana’s high-speed and low-cost transaction infrastructure to facilitate fast and efficient perpetual trading. True aims to combine AI-driven insights with the transparency and security of blockchain technology to create a next-generation trading environment.
In the coming months, the project plans to launch a public beta of the DEX, followed by a full-scale rollout. The token sale will provide early access to participants and support further development of the AI-powered features. The team has not disclosed the total supply of the $TRUE token but has indicated that a portion will be allocated to community incentives and liquidity provision.
Analysts in the DeFi and AI space have noted the growing convergence of these two technologies, with AI-enhanced trading platforms becoming an increasingly common trend. While the market is still in its early stages, projects like True are positioning themselves to capitalize on the potential of AI to optimize trading strategies and improve user experience.

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