TON Ecosystem DEX Tradoor Completes $3.2 Million Funding Round, Led by TON Ventures
According to a report by Jinse Finance, the decentralized exchange Tradoor within the TON ecosystem announced the completion of a $3.2 million financing round, led by TON Ventures and Kenetic Capital, with participation from Sigil Fund, Protagonist, VentureSouq, T Fund, TONX, Re7 Capital, and BitsLab. It is reported that this round of financing also includes a $1.5 million token purchase commitment to support Tradoor's roadmap for high-frequency trading on TON. The new funds will support the launch of token exchange and AI features, including text trading (allowing users to execute trades via text commands) and social copy trading products.
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