Janus Henderson Launches On-Chain Nasdaq-100 Fund on Stellar
Original title: Janus Henderson Brings First Natively Issued On-Chain Nasdaq-100 Fund to Stellar
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- Patrik Bjorklund of Janus Henderson described the fund as the first natively blockchain-issued Nasdaq-100 fund, speaking at Stellar's Meridian conference.
- The fund uses USDC for subscription and redemption and was built with Nasdaq and Centrifuge.
- It launches with an exclusive period on Stellar.
- Bjorklund framed it as following last year's S&P 500 token and as a step beyond on-chain treasury and yield use cases toward trusted financial assets.
- He pointed to lower-cost exposure through tokens such as SPXA for investors deterred by high minimums on the non-US fund.
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