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BlackRock Expands Tokenization Efforts with Ondo

BlackRock has launched three new tokens in collaboration with Ondo, marking a significant step in the tokenization of assets.

Mercation Admin
September 25, 2026 1 min read
BlackRock Expands Tokenization Efforts with Ondo

BlackRock has made significant progress in the tokenization space by introducing three innovative portfolio strategies through its partnership with Ondo. These strategies are represented as single tokens that encompass a complete allocation, allowing for self-rebalancing and peer-to-peer transfers. This development marks a notable evolution from traditional asset management to blockchain-based offerings.

The newly launched tokens are named BLKHIon, focusing on high income, BLKDIGon for diversified growth, and BLKGRWon targeting high growth. These offerings are available to eligible investors outside the U.S., and following the announcement, Ondo's value surged by approximately 30%.

Previously, BlackRock had launched a money market fund on-chain in March 2024 and tokenized shares of its iShares Core S&P 500 ETF and Micron in July. The new tokens represent a shift from digitalization of individual products to a more comprehensive approach involving multiple assets designed for ongoing rebalancing, all of which can be tracked on the blockchain.

While BlackRock has provided the strategies and branding for these tokens, it is important to note that it does not hold any operational role, as clarified by Ondo. This arrangement allows BlackRock to leverage its reputation and expertise while Ondo manages the logistics and regulatory aspects. This model could inspire other asset managers to explore similar blockchain initiatives, especially with recent approvals from the SEC and CFTC paving the way for more such projects.

Market Overview

  • Major cryptocurrencies have seen gains of 2-6%, with Bitcoin trading around $84.5k.
  • Top-performing altcoins include Ondo, which rose by 21%.
  • Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net inflow of $191 million recently.
  • Bitget confirmed a theft of approximately $351.6 million from its wallets.
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