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According to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission dated March 14, the new fund, named “BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund Ltd.,” will be established in collaboration with Securitize.
Observers noted a significant transfer of $100 million USDC stablecoin from BlackRock to a Securitize-related address on the Ethereum network, hinting at a possible seed investment into the BlackRock tokenized asset fund. The establishment of this fund underscores the growing interest in tokenizing real-world assets, aiming to enhance transactional efficiency through blockchain technology.
The BlackRock tokenized asset fund, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands, will operate as a pooled investment fund, with a minimum investment requirement of $100,000 from external investors. While the exact size of the fund remains undisclosed, applications for investments range from $1 to $100 million.
This announcement comes amidst anticipation of the approval of a spot Ethereum ETF by the SEC, following the green light given to 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs earlier. BlackRock’s expansion into digital assets signifies a broader strategic move into the burgeoning sector, with its Bitcoin ETF already amassing over $15 billion in assets under management since its launch.
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