BlackRock wants tokenized funds to back traditional Wall Street trades

BlackRock Sees Tokenized Funds Moving Into Wall Street Plumbing

Wall Street’s embrace of blockchain technology is moving beyond merely creating digital versions of stocks, bonds and money-market funds toward a bigger goal: changing how those assets move through the financial system.

BlackRock wants tokenized funds to back traditional Wall Street trades

BlackRock sees tokenized funds becoming collateral for traditional Wall Street trades, building on BUIDL's existing use in crypto markets and new fund launches.

BlackRock's Tokenized Fund Push Faces a New Clearinghouse Test Blockchain News ETHNews

BlackRock is extending tokenized money-market funds into traditional financial infrastructure, where collateral eligibility is becoming the central issue. European regulators opened a consultation on tokenized collateral on October 9, with responses due January 15, 2027. BlackRock’s European fund structure and BUIDL’s use on Binance demonstrate different levels of integration, but neither guarantees universal acceptance by […]

BlackRock Eyes Tokenized Fund Shares for Wall Street Collateral

BUIDL shares already serve as collateral for trading on Binance. BlackRock has announced no new traditional-market collateral program or timetable.

BlackRock’s Tokenized Fund Has a Bank Problem

Key Takeaways Crypto exchanges already accept BUIDL as collateral. Banks and regulators still limit wider use. A CFTC rule widened […]