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Eternis

Decentralized infrastructure for building personal AI digital twins

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Eternis is a blockchain-based AI infrastructure project focused on building personal AI digital twins. It leverages Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) and blockchain technology to ensure user data privacy and sovereignty. The project aims to advance decentralized AI, giving users full control over their digital identity and AI interactions.

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2024

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About Eternis

Eternis is an AI infrastructure company building attribute-based infrastructure for AI agents. Its core product allows AI agents to verify user attributes (such as age, location, or credentials) without exposing raw personal data, creating a trust layer for machine-to-machine interactions.

The core value proposition centers on solving the verification problem in the AI agent economy: as autonomous agents increasingly act on behalf of users, there is no reliable way to establish trust between agents and the services they interact with. Eternis addresses this by providing a privacy-preserving attestation system that lets agents prove who they are and what they are allowed to do.

In the past six months, Eternis has focused on expanding its testnet, releasing developer tools for integrating attribute verification into agent frameworks, and partnering with several Web3 projects to pilot its infrastructure in decentralized finance and identity management use cases. The company has also published technical documentation on its attestation protocol and begun onboarding select developers through a sandbox environment.

No major negative incidents were reported during this period. The project is distinct from other entities named Eternis in the energy or manufacturing sectors.

Updated: Sep 1, 2026

As of the available public information, Eternis (eternis.ai) has not disclosed specific major milestones between 2026-03-01 and 2026-09-01. Official channels outline a roadmap centered on AI infrastructure for forecasting and decision-making. Key pillars include: building calibrated prediction systems via post-trained language models; advancing knowledge infrastructure (epistemic embeddings, scaling laws, world model compression); developing decision products that integrate structured evidence; and enabling multi-agent coordination through RL and large-scale simulations. Product-wise, Silo (private AI box in TEEs) and Lume (prediction market platform) represent the commercial layer. Notably, Eternis AI (linked to Freysa) raised $30M in May 2025 from Coinbase Ventures and Selini Capital, per PANews and Finet reports—though this predates the review window. No verifiable new funding, mainnet launch, or research breakthrough within the period was found in official or reputable sources. Future focus per the site: democratizing AI capabilities, ensuring safe autonomous systems, and bridging AI research with practical decision tools.

Updated: Sep 1, 2026

Ken Li (Co-Founder)

Ken Li is a co-founder of Eternis. His LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenkxli/) shows a background in technology and entrepreneurship. Prior to Eternis, he held roles at Binance Labs (Managing Director Team Lead), BCG Digital Ventures (Principal GM), Blueshift (Head of Growth), and Bain & Company (Associate Consultant). He holds a B.A. from Harvard University and has studied at Columbia University and NYU (PhD program in Computer Science). No other co-founders or core executives are reliably identified from the provided sources.

Updated: Sep 1, 2026