Archive · 15 Dec 2025
JPMorgan Launches Tokenized Money Fund on Ethereum
JPMorgan Chase has created a new type of investment fund called MONY, which is built on the Ethereum blockchain.
This fund is like a traditional money-market fund, but it uses digital tokens instead of regular shares.
JPMorgan is putting in $100 million to start the fund, and it will be open to wealthy individuals and big institutions.
Investors can use either cash or a special digital currency called USDC to buy and sell shares in this fund.
The fund pays interest every day and holds safe, short-term debt investments.
This move is part of a bigger trend where traditional banks are using blockchain technology to make investing easier and more attractive to people who use digital currencies.
JPMorgan Chase launched its first tokenized money-market fund, MONY, on the Ethereum blockchain.
The fund is seeded with $100 million of JPMorgan's capital and will be open to qualified investors.
Investors can subscribe and redeem shares using cash or USDC, with a $1 million investment minimum.
The fund pays interest and accrues dividends daily, holding baskets of short-term debt securities.
This launch is part of a broader trend of traditional financial firms adopting blockchain technology for investment products.
- Who
- JPMorgan Chase
- What
- Launched a tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum
- When
- Opening to investors on Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Ethereum blockchain
- Why
- To bring blockchain technology to money-market funds and attract crypto investors
- Fund Name
- My OnChain Net Yield Fund (MONY)
- Blockchain Platform
- Ethereum
- Initial Investment
- $100 million (JPMorgan's capital)
- Investment Minimum
- $1 million
- Qualified Investors
- Individuals with $5M+ or institutions with $25M+
- Interest Payment
- Daily
- Stablecoin Accepted
- USDC
- Total Money Fund Assets
- $7.7 trillion (as of 2025)