QCP Capital has executed the first derivatives trade using Blackrock’s BUIDL tokenized fund as collateral, marking a milestone in the integration of blockchain technology into institutional finance. QCP Capital Breaks Ground With BUIDL-Backed Derivatives QCP Capital, a subsidiary of QCP Group, has conducted the first derivatives trade collateralized by Blackrock’s BUIDL tokenized fund, in collaboration […]
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According to RWA.XYZ, BlackRock’s US dollar Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund has over $648 million in assets under management.
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According to RWA.XYZ, BlackRock’s US dollar Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund has roughly $549 million in assets under management.
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Token holders can mint deUSD against BUIDL, BlackRock’s onchain money fund, and swap on Curve, a popular DEX.
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Holders of Blackrock’s tokenized money fund can now tap into DeFi opportunities while earning interest from United States Treasury bills, Securitize said.
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The tokenized money market fund will launch on nearly half a dozen new blockchain networks.
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Franklin Templeton says this is the first tokenized money fund to launch on Coinbase’s layer-2 network.
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The United States Treasury Department is taking an interest in stablecoins and tokenization.
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Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, is reportedly seeking to disrupt the $3 trillion crypto derivatives market by pushing to have its BUIDL token accepted as collateral. Discussions are ongoing with major exchanges like Binance and Deribit. The token’s interest-paying structure could appeal to institutional investors seeking alternative collateral options in the growing derivatives sector. […]
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BlackRock and Securitize are reportedly in talks to integrate BUIDL as collateral for derivatives trading on Binance, OKX, and Debirit.
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