BlackRock submits application for new tokenized fund structure to SEC Odaily Planet Daily News: Asset management giant BlackRock has submitted a new tokenized fund structure application to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and has once again chosen Securitize as the underlying technology and issuance infrastructure provider. The architecture document shows that the fund will use blockchain to record ownership and integrate with regulated transfer agents and investor access systems. Among them, Securitize Transfer Agent, LLC will be responsible for maintaining official registration and ownership records of fund shares on multiple public chains, achieving the unity of on chain assets and traditional compliance systems. This application is a further expansion based on the success of its first tokenized fund BUIDL. Since its launch in 2024, the scale of this product has grown to approximately 2.3 billion US dollars. Market data shows that the total size of the Real World Assets (RWA) tokenization market has exceeded $30 billion, and institutional capital is accelerating its transition from the experimental phase to the construction of compliant and scalable on chain financial infrastructure.