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type entity_type name domain status founded platform tracked_by created key_metrics
entity company RunBookAI internet-finance failed 2026 solana rio 2026-03-11
funding_target total_committed launch_status launch_date close_date
$350,000 $3,600 refunding 2026-03-05 2026-03-06

RunBookAI

RunBookAI is a proposed marketplace for trained DeFi agent strategies on Solana where creators train agents using natural language, build verifiable on-chain track records in staging environments, and rent immutable strategies to users who run them on their own capital with performance-based revenue splits. The project attempted to raise $350,000 through Futardio but closed after one day with only $3,600 committed, entering refund status.

Timeline

  • 2026-03-05 — Launched fundraise on Futardio targeting $350,000 for DeFi agent strategy marketplace
  • 2026-03-06 — Fundraise closed in refunding status with $3,600 committed (1% of target)

Relationship to KB

  • futardio — fundraising platform
  • MetaDAO — futarchy infrastructure provider

Overview

The project proposed a two-sided marketplace addressing the gap between DeFi expertise and capital deployment. Creators would train agents in staging environments to build verifiable track records, then publish immutable strategies that renters could execute via TEE containers on their own capital. Revenue model included agent setup fees, performance splits between renters and creators, and platform fees.

Planned roadmap included creator onboarding tools (Q2 2026), on-chain backtesting and verification (Q3 2026), marketplace launch with TEE execution (Q4 2026), and scaling features (Q1 2027+). The failed fundraise suggests limited market validation for the model at this stage.