TVM Ventures has announced the launch of a $100 million fund aimed at accelerating the growth of the TON Blockchain as a global financial network. Spearheaded by Steve Yun, the fund will focus on investment in DeFi, PayFi, and TVM-based infrastructure projects. The mission is clear: to put DeFi in every pocket and redefine the future of digital finance.
Letter to TON Community
In any new ecosystem, there are new challenges. Those who come up with the solutions become the main beneficiaries of the ecosystem growth.
After the end of current bull cycle, we will have two years to build, create, and completely rethink our approach… https://t.co/5QpcnOV88H
— steveyun.ton (@steveyun_ton) February 3, 2025
In a letter addressed to the community, Yun acknowledged the unique challenges that come with developing a new ecosystem. He emphasized that those who find solutions to these challenges will reap the greatest benefits from the ecosystem’s growth. Yun highlighted two core beliefs, the first one, community’s capability to solve seemingly impossible problems and second, the potential for independent founders to disrupt traditional systems against all odds.
A Vision for the Future of TON Blockchain
Yun outlined and highlighted the fact that the period following the current bull cycle is going to be critical, offering two years dedicated to building, innovating, and rethinking strategies to face the current challenges. TVM Ventures want to support exceptional and unserved founders, so that they can give rise to a culture of innovation and resilience within the TON ecosystem.
“We will, together, create the future of TON Blockchain and build its path to putting DeFi in every pocket,” Yun declared, reinforcing his commitment to nurture the next generation of blockchain pioneers.
The strategic move by TVM Ventures signals a bold step towards enhancing the TON blockchain’s role in the global financial landscape, positioning it as a key player in the ever changing world of DeFi.
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