Libre and the Ton Foundation start a $ 500 million Telegram Bond Fund

By digitizing some of the outstanding bonds of Telegram in the amount of USD $ 2.35 billion, $ TBF accredited investors offers an unprecedented access gate to fixed -income products at institutional level with returns of up to 9.4%.

The new fund offers seamless deposit, redemption and transmission options through its multi-phase Libre Gateway infrastructure and uses Libres proven success record that has been told over $ 200 million in assets, in addition to titans such as Blackrock and Brevan Howard.

With TONS LESS Integration into the Telegram ecosystem of over 950 million users, investors can now manage their tokenized bonds directly from tone-owned wallets, whereby the gap between Fiat, StableCoins and Decentralized Finance is overcome.

by $ TBF can not only serve token-controlled bonds as return-loving instruments, but also as on-chain security for loans, Yield Farming and a growing range of decentralized financial products (Defi) that are based on tons that can be scaled.

dr. Jez Mohideen, Chairman of Libre and CEO of Laser Digital, emphasizes that Tons unique symbiosis of user -friendliness for the mass market and institutional infrastructure “creates a seamless bridge between Tradfi and Defi for a global, digital native audience.”

The start takes place in the middle of an increase of $ 18.9 billion in the tokenization of real-world assets, where corporate debts are historically behind raw materials and real estate, whereby $ TBF as a catalyst for a broader market acceptance is positioned.

By being able to flow through the same conformity, on-chain framework, Libre and Ton Foundation lay the foundation for a permanent ecosystem of digital debt markets.

Institutional participants can now access a completely on-chain emission stack that promises transparency, efficiency and regulatory compliance, while individual users benefit from a new dimension of return and usefulness that is seamlessly integrated into their preferred messaging app.