RWAs in DeFi: Anzen Expands Collateral Backing with Institutional Fund Products from Superstate

At Anzen, they claim to be committed to building a stable, yield-bearing portfolio that remains “resilient” across market cycles.

They are pleased to announce a step forward in that mission: the expansion of USDz’s collateral framework to include “institutional-grade” fund products from Superstate.

This integration reportedly enhances the stability and liquidity of USDz while reinforcing their dedication to “leveraging real-world assets (RWA)” in decentralized finance.

By incorporating Superstate’s tokenized funds, Anzen gains flexibility in managing liquidity and “optimizing collateral efficiency—all while maintaining the highest institutional standards.”

Superstate is said to be at the forefront of “modernizing traditional investment products through blockchain tokenization.”

Their funds combine institutional-grade compliance, risk management, and programmability, making them a “natural fit for the Anzen Protocol.”

In addition to this, Superstate operates with a “bankruptcy-remote trust structure, ensuring the highest level of asset protection.”

Notably, their short redemption durations give Anzen the “agility to balance on-chain liquidity needs without compromising stability.”

The Anzen investment committee has approved the following Superstate fund products into its collateral mix:

USCC – Superstate Crypto Carry Fund

The Superstate Crypto Carry Fund offers exposure “to crypto basis trading strategies, optimizing the yield and risk of cash-and-carry trades” across:

  • Bitcoin basis markets
  • Ether basis markets (including staking ETH)
  • U.S. Treasury securities

Ownership in the fund is represented by USCC, a “permissioned ERC-20 token.”

Subscriptions and redemptions are facilitated daily “via USD or USDC, ensuring liquidity for institutional participants.”

USTB – Superstate Short Duration US Government Securities Fund

The Superstate Short Duration US Government Securities Fund is “designed to offer exposure to short-duration U.S. Treasury Bills,” providing:

  • Liquidity and capital stability
  • Returns in line with the federal funds rate
  • A fully tokenized structure via the USTB ERC-20 token

Like USCC, USTB allows daily subscriptions and redemptions “via USD or USDC, ensuring accessibility for institutional investors.”

By incorporating these high-quality, tokenized institutional funds into the collateral base, Anzen is “strengthening USDz’s stability, liquidity, and capital efficiency.”

This means:

  • Resilience – More diversified, high-quality collateral backing USDz.
  • Liquidity – Faster access to redemptions and on-chain liquidity adjustments.
  • Security – Bankruptcy-remote structures ensure strong asset protection.

The expansion of USDz’s collateral framework with Superstate’s institutional products represents another milestone in “bridging the gap between TradFi and DeFi.”

They believe that real-world assets will continue to “shape the next evolution of decentralized finance, driven by secure, yield-generating assets.”

As the protocol continues to grow, Anzen remains committed to delivering a sustainable digital currency that “meets the needs of long-term holders and institutions.”



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