BlackRock and Coinbase Launch New Blockchain Fund: A Milestone for Finance

BlackRock and Coinbase Launch New Blockchain Fund: A Milestone for Finance

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By Jakub Lazurek

21 Mar 2024

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BlackRock & Coinbase unveil BUIDL, blending blockchain with finance for innovative investments

BlackRock and Coinbase have teamed up to launch BUIDL, a blockchain-based fund aiming to blend blockchain with traditional finance and offer a new way of earning US dollar yields. The fund is highlighted by a $100 million investment in USDC stablecoin, showcasing strong market confidence in its innovative approach.

This collaboration marks a significant step in integrating blockchain technology into mainstream finance.

BUIDL is designed for qualified investors, managed by Securitize Markets, LLC, indicating a move towards modern investment methods that offer immediate settlements and wider access.

The fund’s strategy, underlined by a massive USDC transaction, aims to revolutionize investment through blockchain, with BlackRock's digital asset strategy focusing on solving client issues through tokenization.

BUIDL maintains a stable token value, targeting safe investments like US Treasury bills for reliable yields and flexibility.

The partnership has been well-received, evidenced by a surge in Coinbase's stock, signaling market approval. Furthermore, Coinbase’s role now includes managing BlackRock's Bitcoin holdings, deepening their collaboration and commitment to bridging traditional finance with the crypto world.

This initiative sets a new benchmark for combining blockchain technology with financial services, promoting accessible, efficient, and secure investments.

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