Aim Launches 'IOA 2.0,' Innovative Subscription Asset Management

AI asset management platform AIM has introduced 'IOA 2.0', an innovative service poised to bring a new breeze to the financial market. This service integrates the concept of the 'subscription economy' into asset management, positioning itself as a fully automated investment solution that combines the flexibility of bank deposits with the profitability of investment. The most significant feature of IOA 2.0 is the freedom to invest and withdraw at any time, without restrictions on investment period or amount. Much like subscribing to content, it allows users to utilize the service without complex contract procedures and offers the flexibility to cancel at any time they wish. Users can engage in regular installment investments, invest frequently whenever they have surplus funds, or quickly cash out some or all of their investment and profits if they urgently need funds. This flexibility reflects the demands of AIM users over the past nine years, who, while satisfied with the performance of the 'absolute return'-seeking algorithm, desired flexible asset management beyond the rigid contract structures of existing financial products. IOA 2.0 focuses on eliminating all inconveniences users experience. Aside from the initial agreement to terms and conditions, there are no complex contract procedures whatsoever, and investment and profit realization are possible at any time. The entire process, from deposit to portfolio construction, profit realization, and setting sell-off criteria prices and periods, is automatically handled by AIM's sophisticated AI algorithm. Users only need to consider the timing of their investment and whether to realize profits, and can fully entrust the rest to AI technology, thus resolving all inconveniences. Particularly when users request profit realization, the 'Dynamic Liquidation Algorithm' is applied. This algorithm is designed to precisely analyze market conditions and individual stock liquidity to secure optimal returns, thereby maximizing user profits. It analyzes market volatility and the trading volume of individual assets in real-time to help cash out assets at the most advantageous time and method. Lee Ji-hye, CEO of AIM, explained, "To answer the call from users who wished to manage their funds as conveniently as a bank deposit, we have completed the fully automated IOA system through years of technological development." She also emphasized, "We hope IOA 2.0 marks the end of an era of complex, provider-centric financial contracts, and serves as a signal for an era where all users can freely 'subscribe' to investments tailored to their lifestyle."