YZi Labs invests in Temple Digital Group
Jinse Finance reported that YZi Labs has announced an investment in Temple Digital Group, which has launched the first native trading platform on Canton Network. Temple is positioned as a unified trading technology stack for privacy and compliance, integrating tokenized assets, liquidity, and compliance, and offering a central limit order book, automated routing, and non-custodial settlement. The funds will be used to expand the engineering and compliance teams, advance asset issuance management, perpetual contracts, cross-network routing, as well as cryptographic interoperability research between Canton and other chains. Canton is participated by multiple institutions, targeting regulated financial markets, and supports privacy, compliance, and scalability.
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