BlackRock Head of Digital Assets says tokenized money market funds can be transferred directly as collateral
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A BlackRock representative said tokenized money market funds can be directly transferred as collateral.
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BlackRock Head of Digital Assets: Tokenized money market funds are more convenient than traditional products
BlockBeats news,October 7, BlackRock Digital Assets Director Nikhil Sharma said at Token2049 that tokenized money market funds can be transferred directly as collateral, without redemption or waiting several days to receive cash.
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BlockBeats reported that BlackRock Digital Assets Director Nikhil Sharma October 7 said at Token2049 that tokenized money market funds can be transferred directly as collateral.
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The statement says that the process requires neither redemption nor waiting several days to receive cash.
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Tokenized money market funds are money market funds represented in digital form. According to the report, users can directly transfer the funds as collateral rather than first selling them and then waiting for cash to arrive.
Why it matters to readers
This suggests that tokenized funds may be used for more convenient collateralization and liquidity arrangements, but the evidence does not show that any specific product or institution has already been implemented.
It concerns how traditional funds can improve the convenience of collateral and capital use through digitalization.
Risks and unknowns
The information comes from BlockBeats' account of remarks made on site; the evidence does not provide the original video, transcript, or official BlackRock materials.
The evidence does not specify the product, partners, launch timing, or actual adoption status.
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An asset provided by a counterparty to guard against potential losses, which may be liquidated in the event of default to compensate the lender for its loss.