What is the current price of TrueFi?
The current price of TrueFi is $0.00089 with a 1.14% change in the last 24 hours.
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TrueFi is an on-chain credit protocol that launched in November 2020 to let lenders fund loans to vetted institutional borrowers, and TRU is the Ethereum token that governed its DAO lending pools. It matters today mainly as a legacy asset: in 2026 the project was reconstituted as Brila, a new token (BRLA) replaced TRU for holders who migrated during a fixed window, and the old TrueFi website now redirects to its governance forum. Anyone researching TRU should read it as the token of a protocol in transition, not as an active product token.
TrueFi was built as a lending marketplace that connected lenders, borrowers and portfolio managers through smart contracts. Unlike overcollateralized lenders, it focused on credit extended to vetted borrowers, including crypto trading firms, fintech companies and credit funds, with lenders earning interest income from those loans.
According to the current documentation (now published under the Brila name), the protocol originated more than $1.7 billion in loans to more than 30 borrowers and paid more than $40 million in interest to participants since its November 2020 launch. The original lending pools (tfUSDC, tfUSDT, tfTUSD and tfBUSD) are now documented as "[Legacy] DAO pools", described as lending pools governed by TRU stakers.
TRU itself is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum at contract 0x4c19596f5aaff459fa38b0f7ed92f11ae6543784 (Etherscan).
TrueFi was developed by the TrustToken team, the group behind the TrueUSD stablecoin; the legal disclaimers in the current docs still reference TrustToken, Inc. and its affiliates. Governance later passed to the TrueFi DAO and a TrueFi Foundation entity in the British Virgin Islands.
Key documented milestones:
November 2020: protocol launch The first DAO-managed lending pools went live, with loan approval tied to TRU stakers.
March 2026: TFIP-41 proposed TFIP-41 proposed winding down the BVI foundation, forming Panama-based Brila entities, and migrating TRU holders to a new BRLA token. The proposal described itself as the final TFIP under the TrueFi banner.
April 30, 2026: BRLA launched The Brila docs state BRLA launched on this date with a total supply allocation of 1 billion tokens.
Q2 2026: migration closed The Brila docs state that the access portal for TRU holders is closed and claims ended in Q2 2026.
September 2026: legal notice A notice posted on the governance forum states that the unsecured creditors' committee in the Chapter 11 cases of Archblock LLC (Bankr. D. Del., No. 26-10152) filed a motion on September 2, 2026 seeking a subpoena directed at Brila Finance and TrueFi Foundation Ltd., with a hearing then scheduled for September 24, 2026.
In the legacy design, lenders deposited stablecoins into DAO pools and received pool tokens representing their share. Borrowers applied for loans, which had to pass a protocol approval process and meet risk and return criteria. TRU stakers took part in that approval and governance process, and their staked TRU sat in the risk structure of the pools.
The later product line, now called BrilaRWA, moved toward modular vaults run by portfolio managers:
Loan instruments include fixed interest-only loans and bullet loans. See the Brila documentation for current technical details.
TRU was designed as TrueFi's governance and staking token. Holders could stake TRU to take part in governance and in the credit assessment of DAO pool loans, sharing in the economics and the risk of those pools.
Under TFIP-41, TRU holders could deposit TRU into a migration portal during a 30-day window and receive BRLA. The ratio depended on how much TRU was deposited relative to a fixed allocation reserved for TRU holders. The proposal text cites that reserve as 35 percent of total BRLA supply in one paragraph and as forty percent in another, so the final figure should be confirmed on the BRLA tokenomics page. The migration guide also describes optional lock periods with a bonus of up to 50 percent. TFIP-41 states plainly that TRU not deposited during the window does not convert afterward.
TrueFi was one of the earliest DeFi protocols to focus on undercollateralized institutional credit rather than overcollateralized crypto loans, and it put token holders directly into the loan approval loop. That design made it a reference point for on-chain credit, and its loan history (which TFIP-41 itself cites as a source of "reputational complexity") shaped how later credit protocols think about borrower risk.
TrueFi is an application on Ethereum, not a chain. Compared with other credit protocols:
TrueFi's distinguishing feature now is its transition: its successor token lives on HyperEVM, while TRU remains on Ethereum.
Protocol logic runs in Ethereum smart contracts, and the core design is published in the truefi-spec repository. Credit risk, however, is not removed by code: lenders depend on borrower repayment and on the quality of loan approval. TFIP-42 on the forum proposed moving the governance timelock to a Gnosis Safe multi-signature arrangement during the transition.
TrueFi was an early test of whether blockchains can support unsecured institutional credit, and its full arc, from launch through defaults, restructuring and token replacement, is a useful case study for anyone evaluating on-chain credit or real-world asset protocols.
TRU is an ERC-20 token and has historically traded on centralized exchanges and on Ethereum decentralized exchanges. Because the project has moved to BRLA, check current availability directly with any venue before trading, and verify the contract address above. BRLA itself is documented as trading on Hyperliquid and on Uniswap on Robinhood Chain.
TRU can be held in any Ethereum-compatible wallet or hardware wallet that supports ERC-20 tokens. The official migration guide recommended the Rabby wallet for the BRLA process, since BRLA lives on HyperEVM. Never enter a seed phrase on a website, and use only links published on the official forum.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of TrueFi is $0.00089 with a 1.14% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $2,210.73 representing a 1.48% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of TrueFi is $1,290,500, ranking #879 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of TrueFi is $1,290,500, calculated assuming the total supply of 1,449,999,998 TRU is in circulation.
Circulating: 1,449,999,998. Total: 1,449,999,998. Max: N/A.
In the last 24 hours, TrueFi traded between a low of $0.00088 and a high of $0.00093.
TRU/USDTTether USDT0.00089 USDT
