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A single transferable token can represent a managed strategy, pointing to a new distribution model for asset managers beyond tokenized individual assets.
The partnership brings tokenized portfolio products to non-US investors, as a separate S&P Global survey points to the strongest US business growth in more than five years.
The tokens offer exposure to diversified baskets, not ownership in BlackRock funds, and only eligible non-US investors can redeem directly with Ondo.
The partnership brings BlackRock into a tokenized portfolio offering, adding a major traditional-finance name to the push to represent investment products on blockchain.
The products package diversified allocations into transferable tokens, while BlackRock says it provides model strategies only and does not manage or operate the portfolios.
The partnership brings customized ETF portfolio exposure onchain in transferable tokens, opening a new access route for eligible investors outside the U.S.
The move puts tokenized investment products at the intersection of a major asset manager and blockchain-based finance.
The world's largest asset manager frames agentic payments as the nearer-term crypto opportunity, with tokenized compute claims a longer-dated prize it pegs against a $1.1 trillion cloud market.
Stablecoin volumes topped $11 trillion in 2025 with rules clarifying across the US, Europe, and APAC, evidence BlackRock cites for blockchain's shift from speculation to machine settlement.
The world's largest asset manager is pointing at a future where computing power itself becomes a tradeable, on-chain asset, extending its tokenization push beyond funds and treasuries into…
The world's largest asset manager is framing autonomous machine-to-machine payments as a structural use case for stablecoins, adding a fresh institutional leg to the blockchain payments thesis.
BlackRock’s IBIT led the buying, while the three-day streak lifted monthly flows to $1.31B despite a still-negative year-to-date balance.
BlackRock led both flows, with IBIT and ETHA accounting for nearly half of the combined $1.269B haul on Sept. 21.
Fidelity's FBTC and BlackRock's ETHA led both sides, with the two issuers accounting for most of the combined $577M session. The institutional bid looks broad, not concentrated.
Coinbase Prime deposits are the standard precursor to OTC sales. Combined $285M into the venue's institutional books reads as positioning for distribution, not custody reshuffling.
BlackRock's ETHA alone accounted for $110M of the Ether ETF redemptions, a signal that even the largest institutional-grade wrappers are not immune when sentiment turns.
The rebound is narrower than the headline suggests: BlackRock and Fidelity supplied more than the entire net total, and the Fed's Sept. 15-16 decision will decide whether it sticks.
The first real-world test of whether staking income can shift demand between BlackRock's Ethereum ETFs is now in the data, and ETHA's head start is still the dominant factor over yield.
BlackRock's ETHA alone took $149M of that ETH total, a near-70% share that signals real institutional preference for ETH wrappers right now, not just generic alt-coin curiosity.
GBTC alone is responsible for $27.65B of rival exits, and the rest of the field still trails IBIT by more than 3x.
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