Telegram is tokenizing its bonds — and it’s happening on TON. Ahead of TOKEN2049 Dubai, the messaging giant and the TON Foundation, in partnership with Libre, are rolling out a $500 million tokenized bond fund.
TradFi just got a Web3 upgrade.
In TradFi terms, they’re classic IOUs:
These are stable, boring — and until now, they lived in dusty brokerage accounts.
Now, thanks to TON, they’re being wrapped into blockchain-native assets called $TBF — Telegram Bond Fund tokens.
This isn’t a degen play. It’s TradFi in a DeFi wrapper — built for banks, hedge funds, and sovereign capital.
Let’s be clear:
You can’t ape into these bonds unless you’re accredited or institutional. Why?
📚 Regulation. Compliance. Licenses. Welcome to the grown-up table.
But this raises key questions:
Stay tuned — the infrastructure is evolving.
This isn’t about one product. It’s about TON saying:
“We’re not just Telegram’s chain — we’re crypto’s new financial infrastructure.”
Here’s what changes:
And yes — this legitimizes TON in the eyes of institutional capital.
This move is part of a bigger macro trend:
TON’s positioning here is chef’s kiss. Between Telegram’s reach and TON’s tech stack, we could be watching the Robinhoodification of fixed income — but on-chain.
This isn’t just a milestone for TON. It’s a preview of crypto’s RWA future — faster, regulated, and finally taken seriously.
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