Stable Sea has expanded its corporate cash-management toolkit by adding two more WisdomTree tokenized funds to its Stable Sea Terminal, giving eligible businesses streamlined access to three SEC-registered digital cash products with very low minimums. What’s new - Stable Sea Terminal — the company’s dashboard for managing corporate cash — now offers: - WisdomTree Short-Duration Income Digital Fund (WTSIX) - WisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury Digital Fund (FLTTX) - These join the WisdomTree Treasury Money Market Digital Fund (WTGXX), which Stable Sea first integrated in April. - Orders are placed and settled through WisdomTree Securities Inc., an SEC-registered broker-dealer and FINRA member; each eligible Stable Sea Terminal user must open an account with WisdomTree Securities before trading. Why it matters - The three funds cover distinct corporate cash needs so finance teams can segment cash by how soon they’ll need it: a stable NAV money-market option, a floating-rate Treasury option, and an actively managed short-duration income fund. - Stable Sea CEO Tanner Taddeo said the expanded selection helps smaller companies access choices historically available mainly to large treasury departments. - WisdomTree Head of Digital Assets Will Peck noted demand from businesses for regulated, institutional-grade cash-management products with lower minimums and simpler onboarding. Fund highlights (as provided in the announcement) - WTGXX — WisdomTree Treasury Money Market Digital Fund - Minimum: $1 - Strategy: invests in short-term U.S. Treasury securities; aims for current income, capital preservation, liquidity and a stable $1 NAV - Expense ratio: 0.25% - Seven-day SEC yield (reported): 3.46% - Dividends accrue daily - FLTTX — WisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury Digital Fund - Minimum: $25 - Strategy: seeks to track an index of floating-rate U.S. Treasury obligations (rates reset via Treasury auctions) - Expense ratio: 0.05% - 30-day SEC yield (reported): 3.81% - WTSIX — WisdomTree Short-Duration Income Digital Fund - Minimum: $25 - Strategy: actively managed to seek income while preserving capital; exposure can include credit and interest-rate risks beyond pure Treasury funds - Expense ratio: 0.40% - 30-day SEC yield (reported): 4.42% Important caveats - SEC yields are standardized recent-income measures but fluctuate with markets and don’t guarantee future returns. - These are investment products—not bank deposits—so they are not FDIC-insured and can lose value. - Tokenizing ownership does not remove securities rules: identity checks, transfer controls, and other eligibility steps still apply. The funds are available only to eligible Stable Sea users who complete WisdomTree Securities’ account-opening process. - Transactions are conducted through the regulated broker-dealer rather than an open, permissionless crypto market. Bigger picture - Stable Sea highlights that U.S. companies hold more than $5 trillion in low- or no-interest cash and cash-equivalents, presenting an opportunity to split operating balances across products matched to liquidity needs. - The tokenized real-world asset market is growing: industry tracker RWA.xyz placed U.S. tokenized RWAs above $31 billion by mid-2026 (from roughly $6 billion at the start of 2025), with tokenized Treasuries and money market products accounting for over $15 billion. - The move follows broader industry activity connecting tokenized government debt with traditional rails — for example, Mastercard added Ondo Finance to its Multi-Token Network in February 2025 to let businesses access tokenized Treasuries with existing banking settlement infrastructure. - WisdomTree managed more than $150 billion in assets at the time of the announcement. Competitive context - Stable Sea stresses the low minimums (as little as $1) as a differentiator versus some institutional products: Morgan Stanley’s stablecoin reserve portfolio, for example, carries a $10 million minimum and a 0.15% fee. Bottom line For eligible corporates using Stable Sea Terminal, the addition of two WisdomTree digital funds broadens regulated, tokenized options for corporate cash management — offering different risk/return profiles, low entry points, and trading through a regulated broker-dealer while keeping the onboarding and permissions required by securities rules. Read more AI-generated news on: undefined/news