IOST Secures $21 Million for Tokenized Asset Expansion
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IOST Secures $21 Million for Tokenized Asset Expansion

IOST has successfully raised $21 million to advance the development of its tokenized asset infrastructure.

Funding Overview

Modular blockchain platform IOST has recently secured $21 million in a strategic funding round aimed at enhancing its real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure in regulated markets. This funding effort was led by institutional investors including DWF Labs, Presto, and Rollman Management Group.

Key Highlights:

  • Investment: The $21 million funding will boost IOST’s product development, validator growth, and ecosystem integrations.
  • Market Focus: Initial deployment will concentrate primarily on Japan and the Asia-Pacific region, areas where IOST holds approval from the Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Association (JVCEA).
  • Expansion Plans: Ongoing expansions are aimed at the Middle East, Europe, and North America.

Quote from IOST’s CEO

“This isn’t just a capital raise. It’s a commitment to building scalable, compliant infrastructure that can power the next generation of tokenized assets.” — Blake Jeong, CEO of IOST

Implications for Blockchain Technology

Tokenization is emerging as a focal point of blockchain technology, capturing significant interest and investment from the traditional finance sector.

Current Infrastructure

IOST’s protocol architecture includes a high-performance Layer 1 chain and EVM-compatible subnets tailored for real-world asset issuance and compliant decentralized finance (DeFi).

Additional Information

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