Representatives Jaesung Lee and Jongkwon Lee from the Neural Trust Foundation are two strategists who design structures, not technologies.
Financial technology is developing at an alarming rate, but the ‘trust’ that forms its core is still on a weak foundation. The Neural Trust Foundation is redesigning a structure-oriented digital financial ecosystem rather than technology, looking directly at these structural limitations.
The Neural Trust Foundation, co-founded by teams from the United States and South Korea through collaboration, is considering how to structure and make the “trust” between people and systems sustainable while integrating various technologies such as blockchain, AI, and distributed systems.
The central philosophy of the Neural Trust Foundation is clear. It is ‘creating trust from structure, not technology’. The foundation is not just a research and technology organization, but exists as a strategic execution institution that directly designs and leads implementation.
The Neural Trust Foundation plans and executes practical operations such as policy design, liquidity strategy, and user participation scenarios on its own without external dependence. Under the recognition that it is difficult to form a meaningful structure only with technology, it has a self-reliant strategic operation system.
One of the key figures participating in this structural design is representative Jaesung (Jayden) Lee .
A graduate of the Department of Physics at Seoul National University, he experienced the complexity of the real medical system as a hospital operator, and has since participated in the design of the educational platform DAS Academy and considered designing a people-centered system. He is a strategist who connects digital assets and institutional consistency, and he emphasizes the importance of an institutional-based trust model using his experience as a vice president of the Innovative Financial Services Association.
Jongkwon (Joseph) Lee also plays an important role in the strategic design of the foundation.
He received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from KAIST and has long been studying a distributed financial system that combines artificial intelligence and structural design. He is currently in charge of the smart mining system of the Lumint project and is implementing a trust-based distributed ecosystem through AI-based compensation structure design. He adheres to the principle that technology is not intended to replace people but to be a means of creating structures for people.
The foundation is planning to convert real-world assets such as real estate, copyrights, and shares of unlisted companies into blockchain-based tokens, and to implement a distributed investment structure linked to real-time profitability by combining AI-based valuation systems and DePIN physical infrastructure networks. This starts with the direction of designing a structurally understandable investment ecosystem beyond just digital transformation.
The direction of the Neural Trust Foundation is clear. It aims to redefine the sustainability and accountability of the digital financial ecosystem, focusing on trust over speed, structure over technology, and design over prediction.
Their approach is more of a strategy for long-term structural stability and building user trust than short-term performance. Rather than a hasty introduction to a new financial model, it is exploring the possibility of exceeding the limits of the existing system as a careful and designed system.
For more details visit the official website of Neural Trust Foundation: https://www.neuraltrust.io
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