BlackRock Builds 3 Tokenized Portfolios for Ondo Finance
A single transferable token can represent a managed strategy, pointing to a new distribution model for asset managers beyond tokenized individual assets.
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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 unresolved probate and leadership dispute has frozen major decisions, while any potential sale appears on hold and control of the firm remains contested.
A control dispute over Ondo’s founder’s estate now limits major corporate decisions, putting any potential transaction on hold as the RWA market expands.
The partnership brings customized ETF portfolio exposure onchain in transferable tokens, opening a new access route for eligible investors outside the U.S.
The dispute now spans corporate control, a large ONDO holding and a Hawaiian conservatorship petition that could affect who manages the estate.
The dispute adds governance uncertainty to Ondo's role in tokenizing real-world assets, putting leadership continuity in focus.
The Japanese securities group is buying its way into Singapore, Japan and on-chain yen settlement at once, the first full-stack vertical a major Asian financial group has tried to build.
The pairing brings together one of DeFi's largest RWA issuers and one of Japan's deepest financial conglomerates, with the JPYSC stablecoin as the settlement rail.
Ondo Finance CEO Ian De Bode has confirmed that Ondo Perps — billed as the first perpetuals trading platform built…
Allman built Ondo from a 2021 founding into a $3.5B tokenized-RWA platform behind USDY and OUSG. President Ian De Bode, who has run day-to-day operations, is stepping in as CEO.
Ondo's longtime president takes over a top RWA protocol mid-cycle, with the team signaling continuity rather than a strategic reset.
Nathan Allman, the founder and chief executive officer of Ondo Finance, has passed away. No further details regarding…