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Tokenized Money Market Funds

Money market fund interests represented on a distributed ledger while underlying assets remain subject to conventional fund rules.

MECHANISM GUIDERISK TRANSMISSIONVERIFICATION PATH
THE MECHANISM

How it works

Token records can support transfer or settlement workflows, but the fund still holds instruments such as bills and repos.

EXPOSURE
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TRANSMISSION
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MEASURABLE EFFECT
THE EVIDENCE

What to measure

Check redemption windows, transfer restrictions, custody model, fund liquidity buckets and legal ownership rights.

THE STRESS CHANNEL

When the mechanism matters

An always-on token transfer interface does not imply that the underlying fund can redeem instantly in every market condition.

Interpretation trap

Do not equate token transferability with guaranteed underlying asset liquidity.

RESEARCH METHOD

How to verify the claim

Begin with the underlying balance-sheet, contract or market-series evidence rather than a secondary headline. Check the definition of each exposure, its reporting date, and the institution or jurisdiction to which it applies. For tokenized money market funds, a useful starting route is: Fund prospectuses, regulator filings and BIS tokenization research.

PRIMARY-SOURCE STARTING POINT

Bank for International Settlements ↗

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