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Invest in the Company Building the Agentic Trust Infrastructure

The agentic economy is arriving. The trust layer underneath it does not exist yet. 2060 is the company that ships it.

AI agents are moving beyond assistance: searching, deciding, transacting, and interacting across services and organizations on behalf of the people and legal entities that own them. The owner remains liable for everything the agent does. At that point trust stops being a feature. It becomes infrastructure.

2060 builds that infrastructure. Our commercial product, Hologram, is in production today. The protocol underneath it, Verana, is a neutral public network we co-founded and help steward. The specifications the category is converging on were drafted in our office. This round capitalizes the next 18–24 months of the bet.

Open source · Standards-based · Production today · Category-defining

At a glance

Company
2060 OÜ, Tallinn, Estonia
Flagship product
Hologram: deploy personal and corporate AI agents that are verifiable, compliant, governable, and multi-user
Protocol
Verana: co-founder, Council member, largest code contributor
Standards
Verifiable Trust v4 · VPR v4 (co-authored, lead editor)
Stage
Production stack shipped and open-sourced · Hologram Cloud (managed SaaS) GA launching 15 May 2026 · commercial adoption begins at Cloud GA
Tech
Open source (Apache 2.0) · W3C VC / DIDComm / MCP / Verana
Geography
HQ Tallinn · team distributed across Europe, Asia, and the Americas
Investment target
Equity
Round details
Shared directly with qualified investors on request. Talk to the founders →

Why now

The Agentic Economy Is Here. The Trust Layer Is Not.

The inflection has already happened. Major labs shipped agentic products. Gartner projects 33% of enterprise applications will include agentic capabilities by 2028. McKinsey estimates $2.6T–$4.4T of annual global value.

Regulation is compounding pressure: EU AI Act, eIDAS 2.0, US AI executive orders, sectoral rules in finance and healthcare. The requirement is identical across all of them: AI agents must be identifiable, auditable, and accountable.

The infrastructure those agents need is still missing. Identity is unclear. Authority is implicit. Governance is fragmented. Agents operate in isolation. This is not a product gap. It is a category gap, and that is the opening 2060 exists to fill.

Opportunity

A Category-Defining Market

The trust layer for AI agents sits at the intersection of three large, growing markets.

Identity & Access Management

$25B+

today, ~14% CAGR. Incumbents (Okta, Auth0, Ping, Microsoft Entra) were built for humans clicking buttons, not autonomous agents.

AI & agentic infrastructure

$150B+

projected by 2028. Frameworks exist. Trust plumbing does not.

Compliance, governance, audit

$50B+

accelerating under AI regulation.

2060 does not compete with incumbents in any one of these. We define the agent-native trust layer underneath all of them: the way TLS sits underneath the web, or OAuth sits underneath the modern API economy.

If verifiable AI becomes the default, and regulation is pushing it there, the winner of this category owns a generational position.

Our position

What 2060 Owns, Contributes To, and Earns From

What 2060 owns

  • The Hologram product line (App, VS Agent, Generic AI Agent, SDK, MCP catalog, Hologram Cloud), customer contracts, brand, IP.
  • 2060's balance sheet, cap table, and commercial revenue.

What 2060 contributes to

  • The Verifiable Trust and VPR specifications: open, stewarded by the Verana Foundation.
  • The Verana Trust Network: neutral protocol governed by a Council of 15+ members. 2060 holds one seat.
  • The VNA token: issued by the Verana Foundation / OpCo in a separate legal vehicle. Not part of the 2060 equity raise.

What 2060 earns

  • Direct product revenue from Hologram SaaS, enterprise hosting, white-label.
  • Protocol-level revenue from Verana: VUA rewards (Hologram is the dominant VUA); validator rewards; trust-deposit yield; Ecosystem-as-a-Service.
  • Strategic distribution. Every enterprise adopting Verana is a warm audience for Hologram.

Why this structure beats owning the protocol

Neutrality is the product. Enterprises, regulators, and competing ecosystems adopt Verana because no single company controls it. A 15+ member Council, one-member-one-vote, is what makes Verana investable as critical trust infrastructure. If 2060 owned Verana, Verana would not be adopted, and our best distribution channel would disappear.

Key risk factors

  • Verana governance. One of 15+ votes; cannot unilaterally direct protocol. Mitigation: soft power through authorship; products also work against alternative trust protocols.
  • Mainnet timing. Slippage delays protocol revenue. Hologram SaaS is independent of mainnet.
  • Fork risk. Products are protocol-compatible, not protocol-exclusive.

Traction

Production Stack Shipped. Cloud GA Next.

Technology is shipped and open-sourced. Commercial adoption begins with Hologram Cloud GA, scheduled for 15 May 2026. Until then, running a Hologram agent requires a developer team to deploy from GitHub, which is why the self-hosted footprint today is small by design.

Shipped today

  • 6+ components in production (Apache 2.0): Hologram App, VS Agent, Generic AI Agent, SDK, MCP catalog.
  • 5 reference agents live: Avatar, Gov ID, GitHub, Wise, X.
  • Hologram App on App Store, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery.
  • Verifiable Trust v4 and VPR v4 specifications published.

Pre-cloud adoption (today)

Small and deliberate by design. Self-hosting a Hologram agent from GitHub today requires an engineering team, which both limits who runs one and is precisely the gate Cloud GA removes. Pre-cloud adoption metrics (self-hosted organizations, GitHub stars, Discord community, external contributors, active pilots and letters of intent) are published alongside commercial metrics at Hologram Cloud GA on 15 May 2026.

Hologram Cloud GA: 15 May 2026 (the inflection)

  • Design-partner tenants live at launch.
  • Consumer Pro ($TBD/month) and enterprise managed hosting live day one.
  • This is where ARR, paying Pro subscribers, and enterprise ACV begin.

Verana (protocol context, not 2060 revenue): Testnet live. Council forming toward its target of 15+ independent member organizations. Mainnet on the Foundation's roadmap. Protocol-level metrics are tracked and published by the Verana Foundation, not 2060.

Moat

Why This Position Becomes Defensible

Open standards are not the moat. 2060's position relative to those standards is.

  • First-mover category definition.Reference implementations of new standards tend to win the category (Stripe, Auth0, HashiCorp).
  • Asymmetric network exposure through Verana.Hologram App is the dominant VUA; we hold the largest trust deposits; we operate validators with 5+ years of protocol experience.
  • Top-to-bottom expertise, not top-to-bottom ownership.We authored the spec, co-founded the Foundation, run the reference implementation, operate validators. We do not own the protocol, by design, which is why enterprises trust it.
  • Regulatory lock-in.Installed base on open standards compounds defensibility as regulation formalizes verifiability.
  • Open-source distribution.Apache 2.0. Adoption happens bottom-up, not through procurement cycles.

We do not compete with LangChain, CrewAI, or Copilot Studio on orchestration. We are the trust layer underneath all of them.

Business model

Open Core. Three Revenue Motions.

All revenue flows into 2060 OÜ.

1. Consumer

Free → Pro

  • Free: 1 agent, messaging, wallet, basic LLM.
  • Pro $9/month: up to 5 agents, any LLM, unlimited MCP, RAG, custom domain.
  • Low CAC via bottom-up adoption.

2. Enterprise

Primary revenue engine

  • Hologram Cloud managed hosting · custom trust-registry setup · enterprise RBAC · IAM integration · white-label · SLAs.
  • ACV targets and live pipeline detail are shared with qualified investors via the Investors form.

3. Protocol

Verana participation

Scales with network activity, not 2060 sales effort.

  • VUA rewards · validator rewards · trust-deposit yield · Ecosystem-as-a-Service engagements.

This is the open-core SaaS + protocol-participation shape of Coinbase on Ethereum, Databricks on Spark, Confluent on Kafka, adapted to the agentic trust layer.

The round

What 2060 Is Raising and Why

Round structure. Equity round into 2060 OÜ (Estonia).

Round details (raise amount, valuation range, lead status, and committed capital) are shared directly with qualified investors. To discuss, use the Investors form or reach Fabrice Rochette (CEO) on LinkedIn directly.

Use of funds (all inside 2060 OÜ)

45%

Engineering

Hologram App, VS Agent, Generic AI Agent, SDK, MCP catalog, Hologram Cloud.

30%

Go-to-market

Enterprise sales, dev rel, ecosystem partnerships.

15%

Operations & runway

 

10%

Validator / deposits

2060-operated Verana validators and 2060-held trust deposits on balance sheet. Protocol participation by 2060, not funding for the Foundation.

12-month milestones (2060-owned)

  • Hologram Cloud GA shipped in month 1 (15 May 2026).
  • 150+ companies on Hologram Cloud by month 12.
  • 10,000+ Personal AI agents on the Hologram App by month 12.
  • ARR target by month 12 (specific figure shared with qualified investors).
  • Key integration shipped (Microsoft Entra, Okta, Google Cloud, AWS Marketplace).
  • Regulatory milestone (EU AI Act alignment, eIDAS 2.0, SOC 2 Type II).

12-month milestones (ecosystem context)

Influenced by 2060 but not solely controlled.

  • Verana mainnet launch (led by the Council; 2060 is one of 15+).
  • First production trust registries on Verana.
  • Standards adoption signals (EU AI Act reference, eIDAS 2.0 references).

Why now for 2060

  • Cloud GA imminent. Hologram Cloud launches on 15 May 2026: the stack moves from developer-deploy to managed SaaS. Investor dollars compound a live commercial surface that is weeks away.
  • Production stack shipped. Technology risk behind us.
  • Regulatory tailwind accelerating.
  • Category forming now. Reference position is available for the next 12–24 months.
  • Clean capital stack. EU operating company, standard equity. Token economics live in a separate entity.

Team snapshot

The People You Are Investing In

  • Spec authors.Lead editor of the Verifiable Trust and VPR specifications.
  • Protocol founders.Co-founders of the Verana Foundation; Council seat holders.
  • Product operators.Shipped the Hologram stack to App Store, Google Play, AppGallery.
  • Senior team.7 people across product and engineering, distributed across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Spec authors, protocol operators, and open-source maintainers on every major shipped component.

Full founder bios, advisor list, and ecosystem seats on the Team page.