Plume and Superstate partner to expand RWAfi access
Plume Network and Superstate have partnered to expand access to tokenised financial products, integrating Superstate's Short-Term U.S. Treasury Bond Fund (USTB) and Cryptocurrency Holding Fund (USCC) into Plume's (CRYPTO:PLUME) network.
This collaboration allows Plume Network users to mint Superstate’s tokenised Treasury Bill and crypto carry funds directly on-chain.
Superstate will leverage Plume’s network, with chain-level compliance as a key component, to drive adoption of its tokenised assets.
The partnership aims to accelerate the adoption of RWAs (real-world assets) across the financial market.
Plume users will gain access to USTB, a tokenised Treasury Bill (T-Bill) fund, and USCC, a crypto cash and carry fund.
The partnership also allows investors to mint USTB and USCC directly on Plume, enabling new financial products and integrations within its ecosystem.
Plume is honored to be named as Superstate's first multi-chain partner, powering the expansion of $USTB and $USCC onto its purpose-built chain.
The partnership enhances access to institutional-grade yields through real-world asset tokenisation.
"Superstate’s partnership with Plume brings institutional-grade, RWA-backed yields to the network. Investors can soon mint $USTB & $USCC natively on Plume—unlocking new integrations and products in an ecosystem designed for real world assets," Plume posted on X.
Plume revealed collaborations with Google Cloud, Ondo Finance, and Chateau Capital last December amid RWA expansion.
Plume also recently announced a partnership with SEDA, a Web3 oracle that allows developers to customise data feeds instead of relying on preset options.
These collaborations came after Plume raised $20 million in its series A round in October.
Superstate founder Robert Leshner said the company aims to bring tokenised institutional assets to all major blockchains and Plume’s specialised RWAfi chain offers a way to showcase new use cases for tokenised assets.
Plume’s selection as Superstate’s first chain expansion reinforces the vision that a strong RWAfi ecosystem can drive institutional asset adoption.
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