Intuition launches InfoFi mainnet and raises $8,5 million for expansion.

• InfoFi Network transforms data into verifiable assets.
• The $TRUST token enables a curation model.
• AI and Web3 gain decentralized infrastructure.

A Intuition InfoFi officially announced the launch of its mainnet, marking the project's transition from the testnet phase to full production operation. This milestone comes after the company raised $8,5 million in funding, combining venture capital investments and token sales on CoinList and Legion, indicating growing market interest in solutions that unify verifiable data with artificial intelligence on Web3.

Intuition's goal is to establish a "composable public trust layer" for the internet, allowing developers and AI agents to create, organize, and query information with guaranteed provenance directly on the blockchain. The company claims that its model introduces a new type of infrastructure capable of transforming data into a programmable, verifiable, and monetizable asset class, driving the concept of Information Finance (InfoFi).

The network architecture operates as an orbital layer optimized for the Arbitrum ecosystem, prioritizing high throughput and reduced transaction costs. This design aims to handle large volumes of data and verifiable metadata in real time, something considered essential for applications that rely on AI.

The mainnet launch follows a beta test that garnered strong traction: over 244 users, 5,3 million transactions, and 5,1 million processed attestations. In its most recent cycle, the testnet surpassed 17,5 million transactions in just eight weeks, with over 900 unique accounts interacting with the system.

The infrastructure operates on two fundamental pillars: Atoms — canonical identifiers of information such as identities or concepts — and Triples — statements structured in subject-predicate-object format. These components form a Token-Curated Graph, where relevance and credibility are determined by staking, binding curves, and associated fees.

The protocol's native token, $TRUST, is used for gas fees, data creation and curation, governance, and on-chain queries. Users can also participate in value capture by contributing verifiable knowledge to the network.

CEO Billy Luedtke highlighted that the launch represents years of development to decentralize information:

"We are moving beyond the use of decentralized infrastructures exclusively for finance, towards the decentralization of information itself."

Intuition plans to expand collaborations with Web2 and Web3 companies, including Google Cloud, MetaMask, Polygon, Consensys, Gaia, and others, to drive the adoption of InfoFi on a global scale.