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Goldman Sachs, BNY Bring $7 Trillion Money Market to Blockchain

UNITED STATES, JUL 24 – The tokenized funds support automated treasury management and have grown nearly 500% to $6.75 billion this year, targeting institutional investors with programmable 24/7 trading.

For all the sci-fi promises about blockchain transforming finance, the reality will be more mundane as thousands of ordinary instruments quietly move to digital ledgers.  On Wednesday, it was money market funds. Goldman Sachs and the Bank of New York (BNY) announced they’re allowing institutional investors to buy digitized tokens that mirror shares in the funds, making a $7 trillion industry in which liquidity is a key selling point even more li…

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Tokenized money market funds emerge as Wall Street’s answer to stablecoins

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Key points of the Goldman Sachs News and BNY Mellon come together to offer Tokenized Money Market Fund shares, a movement that JPMorgan considers key to maintaining the competitiveness of cash against stablecoins. Large fund families like BlackRock and Fidelity participate in the launch. Analysts claim that this expands the use of funds, even as a guarantee, which could redefine liquidity management in the traditional financial system.

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thedailyupside.com broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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