Sonic Labs Raises $10M From Galaxy to Boost U.S. DeFi Growth

Sonic Labs secures $10M investment from Galaxy to fast-track DeFi ecosystem growth and U.S. expansion

  • Sonic Labs secures $10 million from Galaxy to support its DeFi ecosystem and U.S. expansion.
  • The partnership aims to boost institutional adoption of decentralized finance, leveraging Galaxy’s large network.
  • Galaxy’s investment reflects rising institutional interest in blockchain-based financial technology.

Sonic Labs announced at the Sonic Summit in Vienna, held from May 6–8, that it has finalized a $10 million strategic sale of its S token to Galaxy. Galaxy is identified as a global leader in digital assets and data center infrastructure. This investment will help Sonic Labs strengthen its presence in the U.S. and accelerate development of its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

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According to official statements from Sonic Labs, the transaction with Galaxy is a key step in the company’s plan to grow globally. The collaboration is set to speed up Sonic Labs’s entry into the U.S. market and improve its DeFi services for businesses and institutions in the region.

“Having Galaxy as a strategic investor brings tremendous value beyond capital. They have many connections and insights across the U.S. and Asia markets that will be very beneficial to the Sonic ecosystem,” said Michael Kong, CEO of Sonic Labs.

Sonic Labs will benefit from Galaxy’s network, which includes over 1,300 institutional trading counterparties. The partnership hopes to create a stronger link between traditional finance and Sonic Labs’s high-speed blockchain systems, according to company statements.

The partnership comes as blockchain platforms gain interest from institutional investors looking for secure, high-performance technology for financial purposes. Sonic Labs’s blockchain offers compatibility with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), allowing it to support complex digital transactions and contracts often used by large businesses and financial institutions.

Galaxy, listed on Toronto’s stock exchange as TSX: GLXY, operates digital asset services such as trading, asset management, staking, and tokenization. Its data center operations power both Artificial Intelligence and high-performance computing, targeting increasing demand for scalable technology solutions in the U.S. Galaxy is based in New York, with offices across several major global areas. More details about Galaxy’s offerings can be found on www.galaxy.com.

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