Svmuu reports that Fidelity International has launched its first tokenized fund, the Fidelity USD Digital Liquidity Fund (FILQ), which has received Moody's highest AAA-mf money market fund rating.
FILQ functions as the on-chain version of its existing institutional-grade USD Liquidity Fund, referencing the strategy of Fidelity's nearly $7 billion low-volatility net asset value fund. It is designed to serve the 24/7 digital asset market.
The fund utilizes tokenization infrastructure provided by Sygnum and is connected to Chainlink oracles to bring daily official net asset value data from JPMorgan onto the blockchain. Investors can subscribe and redeem around the clock using stablecoins.
Fidelity International's First Tokenized Fund Receives Moody's Highest AAA-mf Rating
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