Toncoin is about to get a major institutional boost. The Ton Foundation and Kingsway Capital have teamed up on a bold initiative: raise $400 million to create a crypto treasury entity focused entirely on Toncoin.
This new company will treat TON as a core financial reserve, mirroring strategies seen in other Layer-1 ecosystems.
Their goal is simple—bring corporate treasury strategies into the world of Toncoin. Instead of holding dollars or bonds, the treasury will store TON tokens, emphasizing long-term digital asset value.
To secure funding, the project will rely on a Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) model. In this structure, a publicly listed company offers shares directly to investors like Kingsway Capital, rather than going through public markets.
PIPE deals have gained traction in crypto because they provide flexible, off-market funding. In this case, the model helps fast-track capital for a Toncoin reserve vehicle without launching a new token or product.
The initiative reflects a rising trend: treat tokens like Toncoin as institutional-grade reserves. Firms like MicroStrategy have done this with Bitcoin—now, Toncoin may follow suit. By anchoring a corporate-style treasury to TON, Kingsway and the Ton Foundation signal that they believe in its long-term strength.
If the strategy succeeds, Toncoin could gain serious momentum among institutional investors—and change how treasuries work in the Web3 world.
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