Janus Henderson, an asset manager with about $500 billion under management, has announced a blockchain-native fund that tracks the Nasdaq-100 Index, according to Techub News. The move adds another traditional asset management firm to the list of institutions entering blockchain-based finance.
The brief also cited CoinGape, which said the tokenized asset market had grown to more than $34 billion as of September. Within that context, the new product links a major equity benchmark with blockchain-native fund infrastructure, highlighting continued experimentation by established financial firms in tokenized and onchain formats.
No additional product details were disclosed in the source brief, including launch venue, structure, or investor access terms.
Janus Henderson, which manages about $500 billion in assets, has launched a blockchain-native fund that tracks the Nasdaq-100 Index, according to Techub News.
The brief, citing CoinGape, said the move shows traditional asset managers are continuing to push into blockchain finance. As of September, the tokenized market had exceeded $34 billion.
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