Alien Network Raises $7.1 Million to Secure Human Identity Against AI Proliferation

Alien Network announced today it has raised $7.1 million in a funding round led by Initialized Capital and Finality Capital. The project aims to establish a decentralized framework for unique human and AI agent identities. This capital injection comes at a crucial time as AI-driven impersonation makes it increasingly difficult to verify authentic human interaction online. Information regarding the lead investors can be found via the official announcement on X.

Founder Kirill Avery emphasized that the current rate of AI acceleration is breaking the foundations of digital trust. The network provides tools to help humans and AI coexist through verifiable identities that people actually own. Users are empowered to establish proof of humanity without sacrificing their private data or individual agency to centralized authorities.

At the core of the ecosystem is the Continuous Human Verification Protocol. This open-source standard integrates face biometry, social graph analysis, and notarized credentials into a single cryptographic chain. This method ensures that identity verification remains a process of recognition rather than intrusive surveillance, keeping data secure within trusted execution environments.

The project also introduces Alien Agent ID, which allows users to link autonomous AI entities to their verified human profiles. This creates a transparent accountability layer for AI actions across the web. The Alien Network itself functions as a highly scalable Layer 1 blockchain that is owned and operated by its verified human participants.

Aliencoin, the network's native currency, follows a fair-launch model where tokens are issued exclusively to verified Alien ID holders. There are no pre-allocated coins for investors or founders. This strategy ensures that the network's fundamental economic value remains tied to its human users rather than speculative early-stage pre-mining.