BlackRock Expands Ethereum Treasury Tokenization Strategy
BlackRock expands Ethereum tokenization strategy through its $7B Treasury liquidity fund.It uses Ethereum ERC-20 tokens for fund shares, while BNY Mellon maintains the on-chain register.BlackRocks filings included a Treasury-backed stablecoin reserve liquidity product. BlackRock expanded its Ethereum-based tokenization strategy after outlining plans for new blockchain-linked share classes tied to its Treasury liquidity products. The project connects traditional money-market funds with Ethereum infrastructure through tokenized ownership records, increasing institutional activity tied to blockchain settlement systems and tokenized financial products. The SEC filing centers on BlackRocks Select Treasury Based Liquidity Fund, which manages about $7 billion in assets. The structure uses ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum to represent ownership of fund shares, while BNY Mellon will maintain the official on-chain ownership register. The move builds on the growth of BlackRocks BUIDL fund, which launched in 2024 and currently manages approximately $2.5 billion in assets. BUIDL invests in U.S. Treasury bills, repurchase agreements, and cash instruments while providing tokenized access through blockchain infrastructure. BlackRock Adds New Ethereum-Based Treasury Products BlackRock plans to introduce a digital share class connected to its Treasury liquidity fund alongside a separate blockchain-based product tied to stablecoin liquidity and settlement functions. Both products are designed to use Ethereum-based tokenized ownership infrastructure for on-chain transfers and








