Forest Bai, a former Bitget executive, co-founder of Foresight Ventures, and chairman of The Block, has left to start a new venture and launched an AI trading application called Mojo. According to Foresight, the product is designed to bring data, research, decision-making, and trade execution into a single AI entry point rather than splitting those functions across separate tools. Mojo is set to cover multiple categories, including spot trading, real-world assets (RWA), perpetual futures, and Polymarket prediction markets. The app will run across platforms on a 24/7 basis, and users will be able to express trading intent through natural-language prompts. Mojo is scheduled to open a limited beta on Aug. 27, with the first batch of access to be distributed through a waitlist. The announcement frames the product around a unified workflow that links research and execution inside one interface.
Forest Bai, a former Bitget executive, co-founder of Foresight Ventures, and chairman of The Block, has left to start a new venture and launched an AI trading app called Mojo.
According to Foresight, Mojo is built to combine data, research, decision-making, and trade execution into a single AI entry point. The product is set to cover spot trading, real-world assets (RWA), perpetual futures, and Polymarket prediction markets. It will operate across platforms on a 24/7 basis, and users will be able to express trading intent in natural language.
Mojo will begin a limited beta on Aug. 27. The first batch of spots will be distributed through a waitlist.
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