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CryptoMediumUpdated•Originally published 13 May 2026•Updated 14 May 2026•
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Fidelity International Launches First Tokenized Liquidity Fund with Chainlink and Sygnum

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Key Facts

1Fidelity International launched its first blockchain-based digital liquidity fund in collaboration with Sygnum Bank and Chainlink.
2JPMorgan provides daily Net Asset Value (NAV) data for the Moody's-rated tokenized fund.

Fidelity International has launched its first blockchain-based digital liquidity fund in collaboration with Sygnum Bank and Chainlink. JPMorgan is providing daily Net Asset Value (NAV) data for the pricing of the tokenized fund, which carries a credit rating from Moody's. The initiative seeks to bridge traditional financial instruments with distributed ledger technology to improve liquidity and transparency in fund management.

This move aligns with a broader institutional trend toward Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization, following BlackRock's launch of its BUIDL fund, which surpassed $500 million in assets according to market reports. Fidelity is leveraging Chainlink’s infrastructure to ensure cross-chain data accuracy, mirroring efforts by global peers like JPMorgan, which continues to develop its Onyx platform for tokenizing financial assets.

Investors are closely watching the integration of digital assets into traditional frameworks as global interest rates stabilize. According to the economic calendar, key catalysts include speeches by the Fed's Williams on May 7, 2026, and the ECB's Lagarde on May 8, 2026. These events may provide further clarity on monetary liquidity, which directly impacts the demand for tokenized liquidity vehicles.