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JPMorgan Enters Tokenization with Ethereum-Based '...
Decrypt •Monday, December 15, 2025 at 03:10 PM•1 min read

JPMorgan Enters Tokenization with Ethereum-Based 'MONY' Fund Offering

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JPMorgan Chase is set to launch an Ethereum-based, tokenized money-market fund named "MONY." According to reports, the offering will be available to qualified investors starting Tuesday. This development signals traditional finance's continued exploration of blockchain technology and tokenization. The move by JPMorgan to utilize Ethereum for a money-market fund highlights the increasing adoption of blockchain solutions within established financial institutions. Tokenization of assets is gaining traction as a way to improve efficiency and accessibility in financial markets.

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JPMorgan Chase is set to launch an Ethereum-based, tokenized money-market fund named "MONY." According to reports, the offering will be available to qualified investors starting Tuesday. This development signals traditional finance's continued exploration of blockchain technology and tokenization. The move by JPMorgan to utilize Ethereum for a money-market fund highlights the increasing adoption of blockchain solutions within established financial institutions. Tokenization of assets is gaining traction as a way to improve efficiency and accessibility in financial markets.

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