Invesco has submitted a registration application to the SEC for the Invesco Stablecoin Reserves Onchain Fund, planning to launch a tokenized fund targeting the stablecoin reserve market. The fund will invest in cash and U.S. short-term Treasury bonds to meet the requirements of the GENIUS Act for payment stablecoin reserves. According to the filing, Superstate will act as sub-transfer agent, responsible for maintaining the on-chain shareholder registry. The fund will operate on a public blockchain, though the specific network has not yet been disclosed. Previously, Invesco took over management of Superstate's approximately $900 million tokenized U.S. Treasury fund. (CoinDesk)

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SpiralCandlestickCollecting
· 24m ago
A $900 million U.S. Treasury fund has just taken over, and it immediately launched a stablecoin reserve product. Invesco’s RWA rollout pace is solid—it really stands out. With traditional giants entering the space, the narrative for on-chain finance just got tougher.
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MosaicBow
· 3h ago
GENIUS Act compliance + on-chain registration, Superstate's technical output is on point. Waiting to see which chain it will ultimately land on, ETH or another?
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GateUser-4e0e3bcf
· 3h ago
Is Invesco about to bring even the “underpants” of traditional finance onto the chain? A stablecoin reserve fund sounds solid, but choosing the right public blockchain is crucial.
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