Baillie Gifford's use of Ethereum as a legal register for UK funds signals a shift towards blockchain as a mainstream financial infrastructure.
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Baillie Gifford describes the stakes of her Enhanced Yield Fund as tokens whose blockchain registration works as a legal source of ownership. BAGEY was launched in Ethereum and Solana, combines onchain technology with a bond portfolio and is aimed at eligible investors.