Midas, a platform focused on onchain investment infrastructure, has raised $50 million in a Series A funding round to launch a new liquidity layer for tokenized assets. The round was co-led by RRE and Creandum, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, Franklin Templeton, and other investors.
The flagship product, Midas Staked Liquidity (MSL), is designed to provide instant liquidity for tokenized investment products, starting with an initial capacity of up to $40 million. The goal is to make tokenized assets function like native building blocks in decentralized finance (DeFi), allowing users to move, trade, or redeem them without delays.
Impressive Traction and Persistent Challenges
Midas has already demonstrated early traction. The platform reports more than $1.7 billion in assets minted through its mTokens, has paid out over $37 million in yield, and currently holds more than $500 million in total value locked (TVL). It serves over 20,000 users and integrates with prominent DeFi protocols including Morpho, Curve, and Pendle.
Despite this growth, Midas identifies a key problem: many tokenized assets lack true utility because they are not easily usable across platforms. Liquidity delays and limited transparency have slowed adoption.
How MSL Addresses Liquidity and Transparency
MSL aims to solve both issues simultaneously. Investors can redeem positions instantly without waiting for traditional settlement periods. At the same time, Midas uses an attestation system that publishes real-time data on reserves and pricing directly onchain. This combination lowers risk and improves trust. Additionally, the structure encourages competition among liquidity providers, which may reduce costs for end users.
“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 and Co-Founder of Midas. Vic Singh, General Partner at RRE Ventures, added, “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.”
Expansion Plans and Broader Vision
Looking ahead, Midas plans to expand into new asset classes, including tokenized stocks, receivables, and reinsurance products. The company also intends to deepen integrations with wallets and DeFi platforms to widen distribution. The long-term vision is to bring institutional-grade investment products fully onchain, with the same ease and speed users expect from crypto markets today.
This move comes as the tokenized real-world asset (RWA) sector continues to grow. According to industry data, total value locked in the RWA sector has crossed $21 billion in 2026, indicating strong momentum for onchain tokenization. Midas positions itself as a key infrastructure provider in this rapidly evolving space.