Turtle raises an additional $5.5 million to strengthen its liquidity distribution network and scale its decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure across emerging markets.
The fresh funding round, announced via Turtle’s official blog, aims to boost the project’s liquidity provisioning capabilities and extend its partnerships with DeFi protocols seeking more efficient liquidity routing solutions.
Founded to streamline cross-chain liquidity flows, Turtle has been building tools to improve accessibility and capital efficiency in decentralized markets. Its Liquidity Distribution Network (LDN) enables projects to tap into deep pools of liquidity without compromising on decentralization or transparency — two key concerns for DeFi projects aiming to grow sustainably.
According to the official announcement, “This funding will allow us to accelerate the expansion of our Liquidity Distribution Network, improve protocol efficiency, and onboard new strategic partners within the DeFi ecosystem.” The company emphasized that the capital will also be used to strengthen its infrastructure and support upcoming integrations with Layer 2 networks.
Turtle’s new capital injection follows a wave of renewed investor interest in DeFi infrastructure projects amid rising on-chain activity and improved market sentiment. The expansion of its liquidity network could position Turtle as a critical player in facilitating seamless liquidity movement across protocols — a major step toward a more interoperable DeFi environment.
Looking ahead, Turtle plans to continue scaling its network and roll out advanced liquidity routing mechanisms in early 2026. The project’s roadmap also outlines plans to explore integrations with leading decentralized exchanges and stablecoin platforms.
