A regulated fund structure refers to an investment vehicle, such as a mutual fund or exchange-traded fund, that operates under the direct oversight and rules of a financial regulatory authority. These structures are designed to provide investor protection, transparency, and compliance with specific legal requirements regarding asset custody, valuation, and reporting. In the digital asset space, these funds aim to offer compliant access to cryptocurrencies. They provide a secure investment avenue.
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The establishment of regulated fund structures for digital assets is a significant development, offering traditional investors a more secure and compliant way to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies. Regulatory bodies are actively working to define the rules for these funds, addressing concerns about custody, market manipulation, and investor suitability. News frequently covers the approval or rejection of such funds, highlighting the ongoing institutionalization of digital assets.
This tokenization of U.S. Treasuries on a public DLT streamlines institutional liquidity management, achieving near-instant T+0 settlement and programmable compliance.
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