Odaily reports: Tokenization platform Centrifuge, through its asset management affiliate Anemoy, has launched a tokenized feeder fund for the Schroders International Selection Fund (SISF) Emerging Markets Bond Fund on Solana. The product uses a "wrapped" model, with subscriptions and redemptions settled in USDC, and a minimum subscription threshold of $100,000 for non-US professional investors. Schroders manages over $1 trillion in assets. Centrifuge has previously launched on-chain products for institutions such as Apollo and New York Life through a similar feeder fund model.

Odaily reports: The Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), jointly initiated by Gnosis and Zisk and funded by the Ethereum Foundation, has released the Rollup X development testnet at Devcon 8 to demonstrate synchronous composability. The EEZ aims to connect applications on specialized chains through Ethereum's neutral infrastructure, enabling atomic cross-chain execution, allowing contracts on EEZ rollups or the Ethereum mainnet to call another contract within a single transaction, with ETH as the default gas token and no new token introduced. The EEZ is governed by a Swiss nonprofit organization, with alliance members including Aave, Safe, and Centrifuge.

Odaily: Global asset management company Schroders has announced a partnership with tokenization platform Centrifuge to tokenize the Schroders International Selection Fund Emerging Markets Debt strategy and deploy it on Solana. This is Schroders' first deployment of a product on Solana. The product is legally structured as a feeder fund with an on-chain share class, investing in the Schroders Emerging Markets Bond Fund, with investors holding tokenized shares of the feeder fund.

Odaily: Solana posted on X that Schroders, one of the world's largest asset managers, will partner with Centrifuge to bring an emerging market debt fund to Solana. This is Schroders' first fund on Solana, and Schroders has $1.1 trillion in assets under management.

Odaily reports: Janus Henderson has launched the tokenized fund JQQQ, the first tokenized fund authorized by the Nasdaq 100 Index. JQQQ is issued on the Stellar chain based on Centrifuge technology and is available only to eligible non-U.S. professional investors, with a minimum investment of $100,000. Nasdaq expanded the scope of its index licensing earlier in 2026. Currently, JQQQ has not disclosed its assets under management or trading volume.

Odaily News: On October 13, according to SoSoValue data, the crypto market experienced a broad decline, with 24-hour losses generally ranging from about 2% to 7%. The RWA sector showed weakness, dropping 6.94%. Within the sector, Centrifuge (CFG) fell 11.47%, and Ondo Finance (ONDO) declined 9.60%. The AI sector dropped 6.25%, with Unibase (UB) falling 13.58% and Fetch.ai (FET) declining 10.55%, though Render (RENDER) bucked the trend with a 5.83% gain.In addition, Bitcoin (BTC) fell 1.40%, briefly dropping to near $81,000 before recovering above $82,000; Ethereum (ETH) declined 2.91%, falling below $2,500.In other sectors, the CeFi sector dropped 2.13% over 24 hours, with Aster (ASTER) falling 3.57%; the Layer1 sector declined 4.21%, with NEAR Protocol (NEAR) dropping 10.99%; the PayFi sector fell 4.40%, though Safe (SAFE) remained relatively resilient with a 16.60% gain; the Layer2 sector dropped 5.53%, with Starknet (STRK) plunging 27.26%; the DeFi sector declined 5.90%, with Ethena (ENA) falling 12.25%; the Meme sector dropped 6.04%, with Pons (PONS) declining 18.75%.Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiRWA, ssiLayer2, and ssiDeFi indices fell 7.59%, 6.70%, and 6.63% respectively.

Odaily reports that Centrifuge has confirmed that three funds — JAAA, JTRSY, and HYB — have launched on Circle's Arc blockchain, offering exposure to AAA-rated collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), short-term U.S. Treasuries, and high-yield corporate bonds, respectively, involving investment strategies under Janus Henderson and New York Life Investment Management. All three funds support subscriptions using USDC on Arc, while direct investment is available only to eligible non-U.S. professional investors. The minimum investment for JAAA and JTRSY is $500,000 each, and for HYB it is 100,000 USDC.

Odaily News: Centrifuge has announced that HYB, a high-yield corporate bond strategy fund under New York Life Investment Management, which manages approximately $807 billion in assets, has launched on Avalanche, offering qualified investors tokenized exposure to a U.S. high-yield corporate bond portfolio. The product is managed by NYLIM and expands the range of institutional-grade asset classes on Avalanche beyond U.S. Treasuries and short-duration products through on-chain tokenization.

Odaily reports that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last week proposed a new rule amendment to transfer agent regulations, allowing electronic databases, including blockchain ledgers, to serve as the official record of securities ownership. If the proposal is approved, issuers and transfer agents may no longer need to maintain both onchain token ledgers and offchain shareholder registers simultaneously, and the ownership records of tokenized securities could shift from two sets of records to a single record. Eli Cohen, Chief Legal Officer of Centrifuge, said the proposal could simplify the current "two-step" process into a "one-step" process, allowing the blockchain to serve as the primary securities file. Joris Delanoue, CEO of SEC-registered onchain transfer agent Fairmint, said assets would still be subject to ownership and transfer rules, and regulatory controls such as identity verification and transfer restrictions would still be built into the tokens; transfer agents would still need to handle administrative matters such as shareholder death, inheritance, and legal notices, with processing windows potentially shortened from 3 to 5 days to 1 day. The proposal's 60-day public comment period will end in early November.

Odaily Planet Daily News Grove Finance has announced the establishment of a strategic position in the Centrifuge ecosystem, with an initial holding of 37.8 million CFG tokens, accounting for approximately 5.4% of the total supply. To date, the two parties have deployed over $1.27 billion in assets through Centrifuge's infrastructure. Their collaboration dates back to the early stages of MakerDAO, and this position marks a shift in their relationship from protocol integration to strategic synergy. Together, they will combine Centrifuge's tokenization and distribution infrastructure with Grove Finance's capital allocation capabilities to drive the long-term development of the tokenized asset ecosystem.