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Valinor Digital объявила о запуске токенизированного фонда Valinor BDC Exposure Fund (VBDC), который держит корзину акций публично торгуемых компаний по развитию бизнеса (BDC) и предоставляет квалифицированным инвесторам доступ к частным кредитным доходам с поддержкой ежедневного подписания и выкупа. Фонд выпускается как часть серии Superstate Asset Trust и хранится на платформе FundOS от Superstate, управляемой Valinor Digital Capital.VBDC взимает дополнительную плату за управление в размере 1,25% на существующей основе сборов BDC, а лимит на ежедневный выкуп составляет 7,5% от чистой стоимости активов. В настоящее время 499157 акций фонда не токенизированы, контракт токенов VBDC был запущен 1 сентября на Ethereum, общий объем поставки составляет ноль, и нет никаких записей о переводах, страница активов Superstate помечает интеграцию DeFi как "скоро появится".VBDC является четвертым токенизированным фондом на платформе Superstate, что позволяет общему объему активов платформы превысить 1 миллиард долларов. Valinor была основана бывшим руководителем Blackstone GSO Коннором Дохерти в конце 2023 года, в марте этого года завершила раунд посевного финансирования на 25 миллионов долларов, возглавляемый Castle Island Ventures, с участием Apollo, Maven 11 и Neoclassic Capital.

Сообщение от ChainCatcher, согласно отчету The Block, Bitwise заключила партнерство с Superstate для исследования токенизации своего Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL).Эксперт по ETF Нэйт Жераси прокомментировал, что в ближайшие месяцы мы увидим, как компании по управлению активами выпустят множество подобных пресс-релизов.

Bitwise Asset Management and Superstate jointly announced that Bitwise will take over the investment management responsibilities of the Superstate Crypto Carry Fund (USCC), which is a tokenized spot arbitrage strategy fund managing approximately $267 million in assets. The transaction is expected to be completed on June 1, and the fund will be renamed the Bitwise Crypto Carry Fund, but will retain its existing code, smart contracts, and token addresses.Bitwise will be responsible for portfolio management, while Superstate will continue to operate the on-chain infrastructure, including tokenized issuance and digital transfer agency services. This is Bitwise's first tokenized fund, and it is the second time this year that Superstate has transferred a fund to a large asset management company, following Invesco's takeover of its $967 million tokenized government bond fund USTB.Superstate is shifting from fund operations to focus on its tokenized infrastructure platform FundOS, and Coinbase Asset Management's Crypto Yield fund was also launched on that platform last week.

The cryptocurrency fintech company Superstate has launched a new fund operating system, FundOS. FundOS opens the underlying infrastructure used by Superstate's own funds to asset management companies, helping traditional private equity funds, public funds, and ETFs achieve on-chain deployment.Managers do not need to change the existing fund operation methods and can independently choose the supported chains, DeFi protocols, and whether to enable stablecoin subscriptions/redemptions. Currently, FundOS has provided technical support for USTB and USCC, with a total managed scale exceeding 1 billion dollars, and has been adopted by Invesco US.

According to PR Newswire, fintech company Superstate announced the completion of a Series B funding round, with asset management giant Invesco Private Capital, a subsidiary of Invesco, as a new investor, although the amount has not been disclosed.At the same time, Invesco will serve as the investment manager for Superstate's flagship tokenized fund USTB (Short-Term U.S. Treasury Fund) starting in Q2 2026. The fund has a size of approximately $900 million, making it one of the largest tokenized government bond products globally. After the handover, the fund will be renamed, while Superstate will retain the function of digital transfer agency. This move marks Invesco's full entry into the blockchain fund sector.

According to CoinDesk, Invesco is an asset management company based in the United States with assets under management of $2.2 trillion. The company will take over the tokenized U.S. Treasury bond fund from Superstate, marking a further deepening of large traditional asset management institutions into the blockchain finance sector.The USTB fund holds short-term U.S. Treasury assets, with a size exceeding $900 million, making it one of the largest tokenized U.S. Treasury bond funds. This niche market is rapidly growing, aiming to bring money market funds onto the blockchain. As planned, this transition is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2026, at which point the fund will be renamed Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund, while retaining its original code and token structure.This move also marks Invesco's formal entry into the tokenized U.S. Treasury market, which is approximately $12 billion in size, competing with global asset management giants such as BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Fidelity.

According to Cointelegraph, the on-chain IPO issuance platform Superstate has completed a $82.5 million Series B funding round, led by Bain Capital Crypto and Distributed Global, with participation from Haun Ventures, Brevan Howard Digital, Galaxy Digital, Bullish, ParaFi, and several other cryptocurrency-focused investors.Superstate will further advance into the on-chain capital markets, leveraging blockchain technology to innovate the way companies raise funds and go public.

According to The Block, Superstate, led by Compound founder Robert Leshner, has announced the launch of "Direct Issuance Programs," allowing public companies to raise funds directly from KYC-verified investors by issuing tokenized stocks, with investors paying in stablecoins and instant settlement.The service will operate on Ethereum and Solana, with the first issuances expected to launch in 2026. The program does not require underwriters and complies with the SEC regulatory framework, aiming to drive on-chain capital markets.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the DeFi lending protocol Spark (part of the Sky ecosystem) announced that it will allocate $100 million from its stablecoin reserves to Superstate's USCC (Crypto Carry Fund) to generate returns through spot-futures basis trading. The current TVL of USCC is approximately $411 million.Previously, Spark mainly generated returns through tokenized U.S. Treasury products such as BlackRock BUIDL and Franklin FOBXX. Superstate claims that USCC has an annualized return of about 8.35% over the past 30 days and operates within a compliance framework; it also manages USTB (tokenized U.S. Treasury fund). This year, Spark has also deployed approximately $1.1 billion to Ethena's USDe/sUSDe and $25 million to the Maple Finance pool.

ChainCatcher news, SharpLink (SBET) posted on platform X stating that it will collaborate with Superstate to issue tokenized SBET shares directly on the Ethereum blockchain. SharpLink will be the first publicly traded company to do so. Both parties will work together to promote the future trading of tokenized public equity in a fully compliant manner on automated market makers (AMM) and other DeFi protocols.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Nasdaq-listed company Galaxy Digital has partnered with Superstate to tokenize its SEC-registered stock GLXY on the Solana blockchain.Shareholders can tokenize GLXY stock through Superstate's Opening Bell platform and transfer it on DeFi platforms, limited to investors who have passed KYC. Superstate claims this is the first instance of a Nasdaq-listed company's stock being directly issued and traded on a public chain.

ChainCatcher news, according to Globenewswire, the self-hosted cryptocurrency platform Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE: EXOD) announced a partnership with Superstate to create common stock tokens that digitally represent Exodus's Class A shares on other major public blockchains.Exodus plans to utilize Superstate's stock token issuance platform Opening Bell, which enables companies to create stock tokens on mainstream blockchains, starting with Solana, representing shares in digital form. With Opening Bell, Exodus will be able to issue its common stock tokens on mainstream blockchains to complement its existing Algorand-based common stock tokens and plans to issue common stock tokens on Ethereum and other leading blockchains.

ChainCatcher news, according to market news, Galaxy plans to issue tokenized stock $GLXY and has signed an RWA platform agreement with Superstate, a company owned by Robert Leshner.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Solana Policy Research Institute, in collaboration with Phantom Wallet, Orca Exchange, and Superstate Protocol, submitted a compliant tokenized securities framework to the U.S. SEC's crypto working group.The proposal suggests allowing traditional assets such as stocks and bonds to be traded on-chain while seeking regulatory exemptions for non-custodial decentralized protocols. The proposal is based on the "Project Open" initiative previously proposed by SPI, aiming to achieve 24/7 operation and instant settlement of capital markets through blockchain technology.SPI emphasizes that decentralized protocols are different from traditional intermediaries and should be granted regulatory exemptions. This submission comes at a time when the SEC's stance on crypto regulation is gradually becoming more open.

ChainCatcher news, Bitget announced a partnership with fintech company Superstate. The two parties will jointly explore and create blockchain-based RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization investment opportunities, promoting the integration of traditional finance and crypto assets.It is reported that Superstate was founded by former Compound founder Robert Leshner, aiming to bring traditional assets into the on-chain world. It has currently launched a short-term government bond fund accessible via Ethereum. In November 2024, Superstate secured $14 million in funding, led by CoinFund and Distributed Global, with participation from Arrington Capital, Galaxy Digital, HackVC, and others.

ChainCatcher news, according to Forbes, "Solana's version of MicroStrategy" Canadian-listed company SOL Strategies announced that it has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with fintech company Superstat, planning to explore the issuance of tokens representing common stock on the Solana blockchain through the Superstate platform.SOL Strategies stated that this move aligns with its mission to build institutional-grade infrastructure within the Solana ecosystem, aimed at enhancing market transparency and efficiency. However, the project is currently in the preliminary exploration stage and has not yet engaged with Canadian securities regulators or the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), with no clear timeline and no specific direct impact on existing shareholders.