JPMorgan launched the JLTXX tokenized treasury fund on Ethereum for stablecoin reserves with faster blockchain settlements and secure assets.
JPMorgan has launched a new blockchain investment fund on Ethereum. The fund is called JPMorgan OnChain Liquidity-Token Money Market Fund. Its stock symbol is JLTXX. Moreover, the fund invests only in U.S. Treasury securities and overnight repurchase agreements backed by government debt and cash.
The new fund primarily focuses on stablecoin issuers. In addition, it adheres to reserve asset guidelines in accordance with the GENIUS Act. This law was passed by the United States in July 2025. The law established new regulations for the stablecoin companies in the country.
JPMorgan Expands Ethereum Push with New Tokenized Fund
The fund only holds short-term Treasury securities and overnight repos, JPMorgan said. So, the company is looking for funding to be stable and secure for institutions. Investors also have to invest at least $1 million.
JPMorgan Files to Launch Tokenized Money Market Fund JLTXX on Ethereum
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The company also waived the annual management fee to 0.16%. Lower fees, therefore, will draw in more institutional investors, JPMorgan hopes. Financial companies are now looking for blockchain products to improve efficiency and speed up transactions.
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The fund was created by JPMorgan’s blockchain arm, Kinexys Digital Assets. The platform was previously known as Onyx, but the company changed the name. Furthermore, the system is a hybrid of a private permissioned network and the public Ethereum blockchain.
This is a structure that enables settlements within minutes rather than 1 or 2 business days. This means that investors can transfer their assets much more quickly than traditional money market funds. JPMorgan thinks this will benefit stablecoin issuers and financial firms.
The shares of the fund are also digital blockchain tokens. So, investors can keep them in digital wallets. Furthermore, the approved users can transfer tokens directly from one wallet to another. These tokens can also be used for financial transactions and collateral on the blockchain.
Wall Street Firms Race Toward Tokenized Finance
In December 2025, JPMorgan launched its first tokenized fund, MONY. But MONY was primarily concerned with corporate treasury cash management. JLTXX now concentrates more on compliance with stablecoins’ reserves and blockchain financial infrastructure.
Meanwhile, competition among the big Wall Street firms is accelerating. The tokenized real-world asset market is already over $32 billion, according to reports. So, large companies are now moving into blockchain finance at a quicker rate.
BlackRock recently applied for two additional tokenized investment products based on stablecoin reserves. Moreover, BlackRock already manages the BUIDL fund with over $2.5 billion in assets. Franklin Templeton also continues expanding its BENJI blockchain platform.
Ethereum is now being adopted by many financial companies as a settlement layer for tokenized products. Ethereum provides faster transfers, transparent records, and digital asset support. The filing also reveals a growing confidence in blockchain technology in traditional finance markets, with JPMorgan showing an increasing trust in the technology.
According to the filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, tokenized finance continues to expand rapidly. Several businesses now think that blockchain technology will be a significant part of the financial markets of the future.
