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Tokenized Asset Settlement Platform Multiliquid Raises $8 Million, Polychain Leads Seed Round

Multiliquid, a startup focused on settlement for tokenized assets, has raised a combined $8 million across its pre-seed and seed rounds, with crypto VC firm Polychain Capital leading the seed round.

Jordan Lin, Deputy Editor
Tokenized Asset Settlement Platform Multiliquid Raises $8 Million, Polychain Leads Seed Round

$8 million, raised across two rounds — that's all the funding details Multiliquid has disclosed so far. The company positions itself as a settlement platform for tokenized assets, and the seed round was led by none other than Polychain Capital, a crypto investment firm well known for its early-stage bets.

According to The Block, Multiliquid's fundraising was split into pre-seed and seed stages, totaling $8 million, with Polychain taking the lead role in the seed round. As for how the funds will be allocated toward product development, team expansion, or platform launch timeline, no further details have been made public.

Settlement is one of the key pieces of infrastructure determining whether tokenized assets can achieve large-scale adoption, and it's an area that's been drawing sustained attention from institutional capital in recent years. Multiliquid's choice to tackle this specific angle, combined with Polychain's backing, makes this seemingly modest early-stage raise worth keeping on the radar for anyone tracking tokenized asset infrastructure.

For now, the only publicly available information is the funding amount and lead investor — further product details and the list of other investors have yet to be disclosed.

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