On-chain perpetual contract protocol Travix has closed its seed round, with participation from Amber Group.

On-chain perpetual contract protocol Travix, centered on computing power asset trading, recently closed a seed funding round. Amber Group is among the disclosed investors, with the funding amount remaining undisclosed. The capital will be used to accelerate the development of perpetual contracts for exotic assets such as computing power assets and East Asian stocks, expand Compute-Led Real World Assets (RWA) trading pairs including chips and storage, advance research and development of the "Financial World Model", deepen the development and deployment of trusted AI agent trading engines, expand global markets and multilateral ecosystem construction, and launch trading promotion incentive programs. It is understood that Travix is a next-generation PerpDEX protocol built on a modular blockchain architecture, adopting a hybrid framework of off-chain high-performance matching and on-chain settlement, enabling millisecond-level processing efficiency, and introducing a unified account management model. Its core focuses include: computing power asset perpetual contracts supporting trading of hardware assets like H100 chips and storage; the Financial World Model, which converts probabilistic events such as policy implementation and product launches into quantifiable event trading signals; and trusted AI agent trading, which lets users deploy automated strategies via an Agent Engine. Travix states its goal is to integrate computing power assets, probabilistic trading, and trusted agents, building a next-generation decentralized perpetual contract gateway that embodies "trading as understanding the world".