AI stock trading startup EquiLibre raises funding at a $500M+ valuation
Prague-based artificial intelligence developer EquiLibre Technologies Inc. has raised funding at a valuation exceeding $500 million.
The company stated late Tuesday that the Series A round was led by Creandum, a Stockholm-based startup fund. The size of the raise was not disclosed. However, Creandum vice president Cameron Sellers told TechCrunch that the firm’s investment was the largest it has ever contributed to a funding round.
EquiLibre’s investor roster also includes Turning Prize laureate Richard Sutton, one of the investors of modern reinforcement learning. Sutton sits on the company’s advisory board alongside several other prominent computer scientists.
EquiLibre develops AI agents optimized for financial trading. The company launched its agents in 2025 with an initial focus on cryptocurrencies and later expanded its focus to traditional stock markets such as the Nasdaq. Today, EquiLibre’s agents complete billions of dollars worth of trade per month. The company says it hasn’t yet closed a month with a loss.
