SWEEP launches on the Solana (SOL) blockchain, with plans to expand to Ethereum (ETH) and Stellar (XLM). Galaxy provides the underlying tokenization system, while Anchorage handles custody of digital assets and State Street oversees traditional securities held in the portfolio.

The move reflects a broader shift among large financial firms exploring how blockchain can update market plumbing. Today, moving cash between accounts or funds often involves delays, cut-off times and intermediaries. A blockchain-based system can, in theory, allow money to move instantly and around the clock.

The launch also deepens ties between State Street and Galaxy, which have worked together on digital asset investment products since 2024.

For State Street, which manages more than $5 trillion in assets, the fund signals a step toward offering traditional investment products in tokenized form. For Galaxy, it reinforces its push to build infrastructure that connects crypto markets with institutional finance.

Access to the fund is limited to qualified institutional investors, underscoring that, for now, the shift to onchain finance remains focused on large players rather than retail users.

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