Midas has raised $50 million in a Series A round to build an “instant liquidity layer” for tokenised yield products, aiming to improve how investors enter and exit onchain assets.
The round was led by RRE and Creandum, with backing from Framework Ventures, Franklin Templeton and Coinbase Ventures, signalling strong institutional interest in tokenised finance infrastructure.
The company said the funding will scale its Open Liquidity Architecture, anchored by its Midas Staked Liquidity facility, which enables instant redemptions without settlement risk or reliance on external market makers.
The raise comes amid a broader rebound in crypto venture funding, with capital increasingly concentrated in fewer but larger deals focused on infrastructure and real-world asset tokenisation.
Midas argues that while tokenised assets are growing rapidly, liquidity remains a key bottleneck, with many products difficult to exit at scale despite strong issuance.
The company’s strategy positions it alongside competitors such as Ondo Finance and Maple Finance, which are also building tokenised Treasury and credit products for institutional investors.
The move highlights a wider industry push to solve liquidity challenges in tokenised markets, as firms aim to bring traditional capital market functionality onto blockchain systems.