DeFi infrastructure TAC raises a total of $11.5 million in two funding rounds
According to Jinse Finance, blockchain project TAC, which is designed to connect Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) decentralized applications to the TON and Telegram ecosystems, has announced a total fundraising of $11.5 million across its seed and strategic rounds, with the latest $5 million strategic round led by Hack VC. The project aims to provide EVM-compatible DeFi infrastructure for the TON and Telegram ecosystems, with plans to gradually roll out features through a phased mainnet launch. TAC has specifically developed a Telegram mini-app interface, enabling traditional users to access DeFi services directly within the messaging app.
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