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BNB Holds Near $1,190 as China Merchants Bank Tokenizes Fund on BNB Chain

The tokenisation enables faster settlement and wider access to regulated investments, supporting Hong Kong's strategy to become a leading hub for real-world asset blockchain adoption.

  • On Wednesday, CMB International Asset Management Limited, China Merchants Bank Hong Kong subsidiary, tokenised a US-dollar money market fund on BNB Chain, issuing tokens for accredited investors.
  • As part of a longer-term push, Hong Kong has worked since 2022 to position itself as a digital asset hub, prompting Chinese institutions like China Merchants Bank to explore real-world asset tokenisation.
  • Named CMBMINT and CMBIMINT, the new tokens represent units in CMB International's USD money market fund, support fiat and stablecoin subscriptions, and are distributed by DigiFT and OnChain, Sarah Song said.
  • Amid recent volatility, BNB traded at $1,200 on Wednesday, down 0.5%, and BNB Chain and Binance launched a $45 million airdrop initiative and a $400 million 'Together Initiative'.
  • Institutional moves such as China Renaissance's planned $600 million raise suggest growing interest in token products, while Binance's stablecoin reserves climbed to $44.6 billion amid market shifts.
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The Hong Kong subsidiary of one of the largest Chinese banks has just marked the story by tokenizing a colossal fund on Binance's blockchain. A bold initiative that occurs in a regulatory context to the least tense. The article Binance: Hong Kong CMBI relies on the BNB Chain to tokenize $3.8 billion appeared first on Cointribune.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
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