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Key Takeaways
- Crypto exchanges already accept BUIDL as collateral.
- Banks and regulators still limit wider use.
- A CFTC rule widened eligible fund collateral.
- Bank capital charges may deter acceptance.
Bloomberg’s report, carried by Moneycontrol, quotes Dan Maley, who oversees BlackRock’s Asia-Pacific cash business, on extending tokenized collateral beyond digital-asset markets, and PANews’s summary attributes the three constraints to him.
BUIDL, BlackRock’s first tokenized money-market fund, has grown to about $2.3 billion since its 2024 launch, PANews reports, but its holder base is small. On October 6, RWA.xyz data compiled by Eco
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