BlackRock (a giant U.S. investment company) has officially filed plans to turn shares of its $150 billion money market fund into tokens using blockchain technology.

What that means:

Instead of owning traditional shares, investors could own digital versions of those shares—like crypto tokens—on a blockchain. This is called tokenization.

Why it matters:

. It could make investing in money market funds faster, cheaper, and more accessible.

. It shows that even big traditional finance players are getting serious about blockchain and crypto tech.

Big picture:

BlackRock is taking a major step toward blending traditional finance with #Web3 technology.