Tokenized funds are moving from pilot to production, and @Injective was on stage with some of the biggest names moving them.
At the Hong Kong Digital Asset Summit, alongside @BlackRock_ and FTDA_US, one question stood out to me: is a tokenized fund a new market, or just a new wrapper?
In plain words, a tokenized fund is a regular investment fund whose shares live onchain as digital tokens. The debate is whether that only changes the packaging, or actually changes how markets work.
Injective's AndKrypto took that question on stage with BlackRock, Fidelity International, Franklin Templeton and the Tokenization Foundation. They also dug into who controls distribution and which rails, meaning which networks, funds should settle on.
Afterwards, Cryptocito pulled Andrew aside to talk about $INJC, the first US ETF for $INJ , on the very day it launched on Nasdaq. An ETF simply lets people hold $INJ through a normal brokerage account.
That evening, Injective hosted the Investor Soiree at the Grand Hyatt. Andrew and Tom Digby, Invesco's Head of APAC ETF Distribution, talked about what ETFs and onchain markets can learn from each other, and where the latest $INJ ETF by CanaryFunds fits for institutions.
This was closed on one question: what brings ETFs and onchain markets closer over the next two years? And I'd love to hear your answer below
Hours later, $INJC started trading on Nasdaq. What a day being fulfilled here, with these kind of exposure, I wonder what is coming next and I know it's going to be big.
#Web3 #crypto #defi #RWA #blockchain
At the Hong Kong Digital Asset Summit, alongside @BlackRock_ and FTDA_US, one question stood out to me: is a tokenized fund a new market, or just a new wrapper?
In plain words, a tokenized fund is a regular investment fund whose shares live onchain as digital tokens. The debate is whether that only changes the packaging, or actually changes how markets work.
Injective's AndKrypto took that question on stage with BlackRock, Fidelity International, Franklin Templeton and the Tokenization Foundation. They also dug into who controls distribution and which rails, meaning which networks, funds should settle on.
Afterwards, Cryptocito pulled Andrew aside to talk about $INJC, the first US ETF for $INJ , on the very day it launched on Nasdaq. An ETF simply lets people hold $INJ through a normal brokerage account.
That evening, Injective hosted the Investor Soiree at the Grand Hyatt. Andrew and Tom Digby, Invesco's Head of APAC ETF Distribution, talked about what ETFs and onchain markets can learn from each other, and where the latest $INJ ETF by CanaryFunds fits for institutions.
This was closed on one question: what brings ETFs and onchain markets closer over the next two years? And I'd love to hear your answer below
Hours later, $INJC started trading on Nasdaq. What a day being fulfilled here, with these kind of exposure, I wonder what is coming next and I know it's going to be big.
#Web3 #crypto #defi #RWA #blockchain
