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- AlphaTON has secured a $420.69M shelf registration and is now able to raise capital more freely in US markets.
- The company plans to increase its GPU infrastructure and increase its TON-linked treasury.
AlphaTON Capital Corp, a digital asset treasury firm listed on Nasdaq under the ticker ATON, announced that it has filed a $420.69 million shelf registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The filing is a significant turn for the Nasdaq-listed company, which had previously been operating under the SEC’s “baby shelf rules” that restricted its funding options. By providing more flexibility in issuing the TON, the firm is positioning itself to expand its exposure to TON tokens, the infrastructure around AI, and further projects linked to Telegram. The company plans to roll out the new capacity in a short period of time as it expands its focus across blockchain-enabled services, content distribution tools, and payment technologies.
AlphaTON Advances AI Plans
AlphaTON is positioning itself as a direct player in Telegram’s growing AI strategy. Cocoon AI, the recently launched decentralized computing network, compensates users with Toncoin for contributing GPU resources to process AI queries. Momentum is building fast, and AlphaTON has already allotted Nvidia B200 GPUs to the platform, adding another revenue stream with a high-performance computing connection.
Moreover, the firm views Cocoon AI as a starting point for its long-term strategy to support decentralized AI at scale. Brittany Kaiser, the company’s CEO, said that coming out of the limitation on the baby shelf allows AlphaTON to explore emerging opportunities across TON’s ecosystem with more agility. The company anticipates an increase in demand for scalable services and developer-facing tools with the growing adoption of The Open Network’s infrastructure.
Telegram’s previous withdrawal from its proprietary Layer 1 project was prompted by SEC pressure after a $1.7 billion token sale had enabled community-led projects, such as The Open Network, to develop independently.
AlphaTON Intensifies Treasury Buildout
Additionally, the firm plans to expand its TON token treasury as part of its capital strategy. It plans to leverage shelf registration to fund acquisitions across the ecosystem and strengthen its infrastructure footprint.
Recent moves already indicate a more aggressive approach. AlphaTON recently amended its agreement to acquire 60% of mobile gaming platform GAMEE and to commit up to $4 million for GMEE and Watcoin token purchases in the open market.
Investment interest in TON remains elevated as the chain continues to grow. Earlier in the year, the TON Foundation announced that major funds, including Benchmark, Draper Associates, CoinFund, Sequoia Capital, and SkyBridge, had invested a total of over $400 million. Several of those firms also participated in a $70 million Series A funding round for The Open Platform, which builds core TON infrastructure.
AlphaTON’s broader treasury program started in September after it closed a $36.2 million private placement alongside a $35 million loan facility from BitGo Prime. The firm planned to purchase about $100 million in Toncoin and invest more in mini-app development. Although Toncoin reached an all-time high of $8.25 when network activity was at its peak, Toncoin currently trades at $1.60, down by nearly 80% from its peak.
