贝莱德公司投资了5亿美元用于代币化基金,旨在推广Ethena的实物资产(RWA)投资计划

比推Publicado em 2024-07-24Última atualização em 2024-07-24

Ethena建议将资金分配到代币化实物资产中以获得收益,已被MakerDAOArbitrum采纳。该协议明确了分配2.35亿美元USDT和4500万美元盈余储备的计划。Ethena通过购买并卖空加密货币永续掉期为投资者带来收益,贝莱德和Steakhouse Financial也参与竞赛。Ethena的公开竞赛是DeFi领域中代币化实物资产越来越频繁使用的最新例证。

原文标题:BlackRock's $500M Tokenized Fund Pitches for Ethena's RWA Investment Plan

原文作者:Krisztian Sandor

原文来源:Coindesk

编译:火星财经,MK

Ethena建议将资金分配到代币化的实物资产中以获得收益,此策略前已被加密货币贷款机构MakerDAO和以太坊第二层解决方案Arbitrum的开发者采纳。

Ethena透露了一个计划,即分配其2.35亿美元USDT稳定币抵押品和4500万美元盈余储备中的一部分给予产生收益的实物资产(RWA)产品。贝莱德的BUIDL基金力争获得3400万美元的资金分配,同时Steakhouse Financial也在Morpho Blue平台上申请了一个借贷金库。

Ethena负责管理的“合成美元”代币USDe已产生34亿美元的收益,计划将部分储备投资于代币化实物资产,而贝莱德的BUIDL基金是首批参与竞争的申请者。该协议在7月16日发布的治理帖子中明确了其计划,包括分配其2.35亿美元的USDT持有量中的大约7%,以及4500万美元的盈余储备。Ethena通过购买并在加密货币交易所上卖空现货比特币和以太币的永续掉期,为投资者带来收益,从而实现资金的融资利率。

根据BUIDL的分销合作伙伴代币化平台Securitize的Jonathan Espinosa在周一发表的帖子,贝莱德的BUIDL是一个以以太坊为基础,以代币为代表的货币市场基金,寻求从Ethena的4500万美元储备中获得3400万美元的分配。Steakhouse Financial在同一天,也向DeFi平台Morpho Blue申请了一个以包装比特币、包装质押以太币及Backed的代币化国库券产品(bIB01)为抵押的USDC借贷金库。

USDM收益型稳定币的发行方Mountain Protocol的创始人Michael Carrica也表示有申请的兴趣,他在上周的治理帖子中提到,该协议“将在未来几天内提出一项提案”。

Ethena Labs的创始人Guy Young在一封电子邮件中表明,所有潜在的申请者都需在治理论坛中公开发布他们的提案。

Ethena的公开竞赛是代币化实物资产在加密原生去中心化金融(DeFi)领域中越来越频繁使用的一个最新例证。近期,DeFi贷款机构MakerDAO宣布计划将其DAI稳定币的10亿美元支持资产投资于代币化国库产品,而以太坊第二层生态系统开发者ArbitrumDAO也完成了一场分配相当于3500万ARB代币的代币化产品的竞赛。

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