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Singapore-based blockchain firm Startale has successfully secured $63 million in a Series A funding round to develop infrastructure for financial institutions and retail users. The investment was backed by major Japanese conglomerates, including SBI Holdings and Sony, highlighting significant institutional interest in the sector. The capital will be specifically utilized to scale 'Strium', a Layer 1 network designed to power institutional tokenized securities and Real World Asset (RWA) trading. Startale also plans to focus on consumer-facing applications to accelerate the adoption of decentralized technologies within the Japanese market. This move signifies a major step toward bridging traditional finance (TradFi) with on-chain solutions in Asia. The partnership with industry giants like Sony and SBI is expected to drive innovation in highly regulated financial sectors through the Strium ecosystem.
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