BlackRock BUIDL Fund Expanded to New Blockchains to Boost Accessibility
Key Points:
- BlackRock BUIDL funds have been expanded to Arbitrum, Aptos, Avalanche, Optimism, and Polygon.
- The expansion allows users to interact with BUIDL across multiple blockchains, offering flexible custody, peer-to-peer transfers, and on-chain yield and dividend distribution.
- BlackRock is also in talks with major crypto exchanges, including Binance, OKX, and Deribit, to explore further use cases for the BUIDL fund.
BlackRock has added Arbitrum, Aptos, Avalanche, Optimism, and Polygon to its BUIDL fund, expanding the type of tokenized investment product on offer.
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BlackRock BUIDL Fund Expands to New Blockchains
Launched on Ethereum in March 2024, the BlackRock BUIDL fund is a tokenized money-market fund whose ownership is represented by its native coin, BUIDL. This has been termed a major leap into the maturation of the tokenization market, finally allowing other blockchain ecosystems to natively interact with BUIDL.
These new blockchains open various decentralized applications that have used BUIDL for flexible custody, near real-time P2P transfers, and distribution on-chain yield and dividends to end-users.
By doing this, BlackRock increases the utility of BUIDL by making it more available to DAOs and native digital asset companies. It also provides developers with an opportunity to build on the BlackRock fund in their ecosystem of choice.
BlackRock Outlines Future Use Cases with Crypto Exchanges
Since its launch, the BlackRock BUIDL fund has rapidly become the largest tokenized fund by AUM, accomplishing this in less than 40 days.
The BlackRock initiative will also usher in any future collaboration. The company is already engaged in active talks with leading global crypto exchanges, including Binance, OKX, and Deribit.
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