BlackRock Tokenizes Funds with Real-World Assets on Blockchain
BlackRock plans to begin tokenizing funds with real-world assets and stocks on blockchain, sources tell Bloomberg. The New York-based firm is working on tokenizing funds tied to real-world assets, such as stocks, subject to regulatory considerations. JUST IN: BlackRock to tokenize funds with real-world assets and stocks on blockchain. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) September 11, 2025 BlackRock launched a tokenized money-market fund known as BUIDL in 2024. The fund has grown to more than $2 billion and is popular on crypto platforms. BlackRock’s Spot Bitcoin ETF launch has also seen huge success in the past year as one of the best-performing ETFs on the entire market. For context, tokenization refers to the process of using blockchain technology to convert RWAs like stocks, U.S. Treasuries, and real estate into tradable tokens. Tokenization not only digitizes assets but also makes them fractional and accessible assets available for 24/7 trading. BlackRock Explores Tradable ETF...