Midas has raised $50 million in a Series A round to expand its push into onchain investment infrastructure. The round was led by RRE and Creandum, with backing from a mix of crypto-native firms and traditional financial investors, including Coinbase Ventures and Franklin Templeton.
Alongside the funding, Midas introduced its core product, Midas Staked Liquidity (MSL). This new layer is designed to provide instant liquidity for tokenized investment products, with an initial capacity of up to $40 million.
The goal is simple but ambitious. Midas wants tokenized assets to function like native building blocks in decentralized finance. That means users can move, trade, or redeem them without delays.
So far, the platform has shown early traction. Midas reports more than $1.7 billion in assets minted through its tokens, known as mTokens. It has also paid out over $37 million in yield and currently holds more than $500 million in total value locked. The platform serves over 20,000 users and integrates with protocols such as Morpho, Curve, and Pendle.
Despite this growth, the company says a key problem remains. Many tokenized assets lack true utility because they are not easily usable across platforms. Liquidity delays and limited transparency have slowed adoption.
MSL aims to address both issues. It allows investors to redeem positions instantly without waiting for settlement. At the same time, Midas uses an attestation system that publishes real-time data on reserves and pricing directly onchain.
This combination is meant to lower risk and improve trust. It also creates a structure where liquidity providers compete, which may reduce costs for users.
“At Midas, our vision is to make investing work like the internet: open, transparent, composable – and for everyone. With the closing of our Series A, we are thrilled to advance these efforts and build the future for onchain investing,” said Dennis Dinkelmeyer, CEO & Co-Founder at Midas
Vic Singh, General Partner at RRE Ventures, added, “At RRE, our long journey in crypto led us to a broader thesis: Tokenization will fundamentally reshape global capital markets as TradFi moves on-chain. Midas is building the infrastructure for tokenized capital markets, and we are proud to be on this ride with them.”
Looking ahead, Midas plans to expand into new asset classes. These include tokenized stocks, receivables, and reinsurance products. The company also plans deeper integration with wallets and DeFi platforms to widen distribution.
The broader vision is clear. Midas wants to bring institutional-grade investment products fully onchain, with the same ease and speed users expect from crypto markets today.
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