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BNY partners with Goldman Sachs to offer tokenized money market funds: CNBC Crypto World

BNY partners with Goldman Sachs to offer tokenized money market funds: CNBC Crypto World

CNBC23-07-2025
On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, Bank of New York Mellon and Goldman Sachs announce that they've created the ability for institutional investors to purchase tokenized money market funds. Plus, Roshan Robert, the CEO of OKX U.S., discusses the firm's expansion in the U.S. market and what changes for the crypto exchange amid regulatory advancements for crypto.
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