Libre Capital launches the Libre Gateway on the Sui blockchain, opening investment funds to institutional and accredited investors.
Libre's collaboration with Sui's Move-based infrastructure enhances wealth management tools and offers services like collateralized lending.
Laser Digital's experience in finance aids LCF in managing both traditional and digital markets.
Libre Capital is expanding access to its investment funds through the Libre Gateway on the Sui blockchain, enabling institutional and accredited investors to participate in a range of tokenized financial products. Libre will leverage the Sui blockchain to offer investors access to funds such as the Laser Carry Fund (LCF) from Nomura’s Laser Digital.
LCF is designed to generate high returns while minimizing risk by capitalizing on funding rates and yield opportunities in digital markets. Libre CEO Dr. Avtar Sehra explained that the launch of the Libre Gateway on Sui expands users’ access to wealth and treasury management tools. He added that it also allows Libre to leverage Move-based infrastructure to offer additional services, such as collateralized lending for on-chain users. Sehra stated:
“The launch of the Libre Gateway on Sui is a huge step forward to enable access to wealth and treasury management tools for users on Sui, and for Libre to take advantage of Move-based infrastructure to enable value added services like collateralised lending for onchain users.”
Leveraging Sui’s Move-Based Technology for Enhanced Access to Real-World Assets
According to the release, Laser Digital’s experience in finance helps LCF manage both traditional and digital markets. The launch aligns with Libre’s goal of bringing traditional finance expertise to crypto, demonstrated by its recent partnership with First Abu Dhabi Bank to improve blockchain-based asset financing. Libre provides the infrastructure that allows investors to access tokenized real-world assets, such as money market funds and hedge funds, on public blockchains. Through its on-chain Libre Gateway DeFi apps, approved investors can access top funds on Sui while complying with regulations.
Christian Thompson, Managing Director of the Sui Foundation, emphasized that providing investors with secure access to real-world assets is a strong use case for Sui’s Move-based technology. He added that working with Libre helps bridge traditional finance with crypto. Christian said:
“Leveraging Sui’s Move-based infrastructure to provide institutional and accredited investors with secure and scalable access to real-world assets is a powerful use case for the technology. Collaborating with Libre is another critical stepping stone for Sui to bridge the gap between traditional finance and crypto.”
Sui Sees Significant Growth with Over $2 Billion in Total Value Locked
Through the combination of Libre’s expertise and Sui’s powerful ecosystem, Libre will create new investment opportunities for institutional and accredited investors looking to diversify their portfolios in the digital asset market.
On January 6, Sui released a report revealing that it had exceeded $2 billion in total value locked (TVL), marking a doubling of its TVL in just three months. The blockchain company reported that its monthly DEX trading volumes reached over $7.8 billion in November, up from $4.9 billion in October and $1.9 billion in September. This growth is driven by lending protocols and DEXes like NAVI, Suilend, Cetus, and DeepBook, each with TVLs exceeding $240 million.
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