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After months of development and more than $1 billion of expressed capital interest, the launch of the deUSD RWA Institutional Program marks a major milestone in bridging traditional finance with blockchain-based systems.
Through the funding of yield and treasury-backed exposure via USDS, the program makes the essential grounding that assures stability and mitigation of risks for deUSD. It enables holders of Securitize-tokenized assets, which include BlackRock’s BUIDL and Hamilton Lane’s SCOPE, to interact with DeFi applications while retaining yield exposure in isolation.
Backing for deUSD can be redeemed on a 1:1 basis for USDC by participants through the use of existing on-chain atomic liquidity mechanisms. The deUSD RWA Institutional Program also rendered Securitize-issued RWAs liquid and composable, tapping into the unified on-chain liquidity provided by deUSD at over $110 million.
Launched earlier this year, BlackRock’s BUIDL token is a digital representation of its RWA fund that directly invests in U.S. Treasury bonds to generate interest for investors.
Very recently, the tokenized version of the BUIDL fund launched on several blockchains: Aptos, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Optimism, and Polygon. The BUIDL token is a deposit certificate-like token that pegs its value to the U.S. dollar, making it as stable as a stablecoin.
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