UBS' Tokenized Money Market Fund Goes Live on Ethereum Blockchain
Leading Swiss asset management bank UBS has announced the debut of its first live pilot of a tokenized Variable Capital Company (VCC) fund on the Ethereum blockchain in Singapore. In the published press release, the comp...
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In the published press release, the company stated that the money market fund is part of a wider VCC umbrella built to integrate various real-world assets into the blockchain. ...
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