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Securitize shares dropped sharply after the tokenization firm missed Wall Street expectations in its first quarterly update as a public company. Platform activity remained strong, with record average tokenized assets under management and a jump in transaction volume.

BlackRock has expanded its tokenized cash strategy with new blockchain-based money market products designed to serve traditional and digital finance clients. The offerings are positioned to qualify as reserve assets for permitted U.S. payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act.

Securitize Capital has registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser, expanding the tokenization firm’s regulated business stack. The move strengthens Securitize’s position with institutional asset managers as onchain investment products, tokenized vaults and blockchain-based securities infrastructure draw closer regulatory attention.

Tokenized funds are increasingly being framed as tools for institutional balance sheet management rather than simply vehicles for always-on trading. The use case could help pensions, insurers and companies manage cash across accounts, jurisdictions and liquidity needs more efficiently.