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Ondo Finance appoints ex-Invesco ETF leader to enhance onchain investment offerings

Ondo Finance has appointed John Hoffman, ex-Invesco ETF leader, to enhance its tokenized investment offerings and develop managed portfolios on blockchain.

Mercation Admin
June 11, 2026 1 min read
Ondo Finance appoints ex-Invesco ETF leader to enhance onchain investment offerings

Ondo Finance has appointed John Hoffman, a former executive at Invesco ETF, to lead its tokenized portfolio product division. This strategic move aims to enhance the company's offerings by developing fully managed investment portfolios on the blockchain, moving beyond its current focus on tokenized stocks and U.S. Treasuries.

In his new capacity as managing director and head of product portfolios, Hoffman will work on creating tokenized investment baskets that incorporate various asset management strategies, leveraging Ondo's existing product suite. He emphasizes the goal of establishing a trusted platform for intelligently managed onchain investment portfolios.

Hoffman noted the transformative potential of onchain finance, drawing parallels to the evolution of ETFs, which took three decades to gain mainstream acceptance. He believes that the infrastructure for onchain products is now robust, suggesting that the market is poised for rapid advancement in this area.

The initiative is timely, coinciding with a significant increase in interest in tokenization across financial markets. The value of tokenized assets has surged to over $30 billion, attracting major players like BlackRock and Fidelity, who are already exploring or launching tokenized products. Projections indicate that this market could reach $5.5 trillion by 2030, and even $18.9 trillion by 2033, according to industry reports.

As a notable participant in the crypto-native sector, Ondo Finance has gained traction with its tokenized Treasury offerings, OUSG and USDY, which allow blockchain-based access to U.S. government debt. The firm has also expanded into tokenized equities through Ondo Global Markets, which now manages over $1 billion across more than 250 stocks and ETFs.