Meta Description: Digital Asset has secured an additional $50 million in funding, with backing from financial powerhouses like BNY Mellon and Nasdaq. This move underscores Wall Street’s accelerating adoption of blockchain, the Canton Network, and asset tokenization technologies.

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New York-based blockchain firm Digital Asset Holdings LLC recently raised another $50 million from a group of major financial institutions. The round included investments from BNY Mellon, Nasdaq, S&P Global, and iCapital, highlighting the growing interest among Wall Street’s largest players in blockchain infrastructure.
The company has completed its second major fundraising round this year. Sources familiar with the matter report that Digital Asset secured $135 million earlier this year, led by DRW Venture Capital and Tradeweb Markets, with participation from market makers such as Citadel Securities, IMC, and Optiver. The company confirmed the involvement of these new investors. While it has not disclosed its total fundraising amount, it has confirmed the involvement of these new investors.
Digital Asset’s flagship offering is the Canton Network, launched in 2023. Designed for financial transactions, this blockchain enables users to control data privacy, making it especially well-suited for traditional financial markets. Backers such as Goldman Sachs and Tradeweb Markets not only leverage the network but also participate in its governance through the Global Synchronizer Foundation.
The latest fundraising also reflects a regulatory environment that is more supportive of innovation in the United States. Since President Donald Trump’s return to the White House, he has repeatedly voiced support for crypto technologies and appointed several pro-blockchain officials to key financial regulatory agencies, advancing related legislation. Against this backdrop, traditional banks and exchanges are ramping up efforts to apply blockchain in asset management, settlement, and trading.
The Canton Network is rapidly emerging as a leading platform for asset tokenization. By leveraging blockchain, traditional assets like stocks and bonds can be issued and transferred on-chain, boosting efficiency and increasing trading flexibility. Institutions are already implementing real-world applications. By mid-2025, multiple Wall Street institutions were conducting on-chain transactions of U.S. dollars and Treasuries via the network on Saturdays, demonstrating its capacity to enable 24/7 trading.
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With this latest $50 million funding round, Digital Asset further solidifies its leadership in blockchain financial infrastructure. The Canton Network’s applications in tokenization and financial transactions continue to expand. Traditional institutions are accelerating their blockchain adoption. This influx of capital marks the beginning of a new era in the convergence of traditional finance and blockchain technology.





