Goldman Sachs Is Bringing US Treasuries to the Blockchain

Goldman Sachs, one of the biggest banks in the world, is making a major move into blockchain.

The bank plans to start offering 24/7 trading of tokenized U.S. Treasuries and money market funds. This means investors will be able to buy and sell these assets any time, day or night, just like crypto — even on weekends.

Right now, regular financial markets close on evenings and weekends. But blockchain doesn’t sleep. That’s why Goldman Sachs wants to bring traditional assets like bonds and funds onto blockchain networks. This would give investors faster access, instant settlement, and round-the-clock trading.

In 2024, they already tested tokenized assets in Europe. Now in 2025, they’re planning:

• A tokenized fund based in the U.S.

• A digital Euro-denominated bond.

• Other products running on private or public blockchain networks.

Their goal? Make traditional finance (TradFi) as fast and flexible as crypto, without giving up regulation or safety.

Goldman Sachs isn’t alone. Other big players like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton are also entering the tokenized real-world asset (RWA) space — because they see huge potential. Boston Consulting Group even estimates that RWA tokenization could grow into a $16 trillion market by 2030.

This shift could change the way people invest in safe assets like government bonds, giving more access to more people — even small investors — using blockchain.

🔗 Source: Coindoo
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