TON Foundation Launches $25 Million Accelerator Program for Emerging Crypto Projects
The TON Foundation, the entity which runs The Open Network (TON) blockchain, has unveiled a new accelerator program for emerging projects, allocating up to $25 million for supported projects this year. "The funding, whic...
"The funding, which is provided by Toncoin Fund, a $250 million ecosystem fund dedicated to supporting founders building on TON, will funnel investment into key projects in a variety of fields, with a particular focus on decentralized finance (DeFi),” the foundation said in a statement....
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