TBook completes new funding round led by SevenX Ventures, with total funding exceeding $10 million
Foresight News reported that the RWA liquidity layer protocol TBook has completed a new round of financing, led by SevenX Ventures, with participation from Mask Network, several family offices, and existing investors. This round of financing brings TBook's valuation to over 100 millions USD, with total funding exceeding 10 millions USD. The protocol plans to conduct its TGE in the first quarter of 2026.
Currently, TBook's investors include SevenX Ventures, Sui Foundation, a certain exchange, Mask Network, HT Capital, VistaLabs, Blofin, Bonfire Union, LYVC, GoPlus, and others. TBook aims to build an embedded RWA liquidity layer, serving as the RWA distribution infrastructure on the Sui network, and operates an incentivized asset distribution network on TON.
In addition, TBook has established partnerships with Philippine payment infrastructure provider Omnipay and institutional-grade RWA protocol R25, aiming to integrate tokenized assets with real-world payment systems and high-growth emerging markets.
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