UMINT Tokenized Fund Goes Live On 1exchange, Bridging Regulated RWA Secondary Market
The real-world asset sector has crossed a threshold where tokenization without exit paths no longer satisfies institutional demand. A regulated venue now fills part of that gap. 1exchange, a licensed exchange for the listing and secondary trading of tokenized real-world assets, has made uMINT available for eligible investors, according to the announcement. The move brings a new layer of liquidity to a product that previously lived mostly in primary issuance and over-the-counter desks. uMINT is the tokenized version of a UBS money market fund built on Ethereum. By listing on 1exchange, it gains a regulated order book where qualified participants can buy and sell the token directly rather than relying solely on redemption or bilateral trades. For asset managers and family offices that must operate within compliance frameworks, this kind of infrastructure changes the calculus of holding tokenized positions. Regulated Infrastructure Catches Up to RWA Growth The listing arrives as on-chain real-world assets surpass $20 billion in total value locked, a milestone covered in a recent weekly tokenization roundup that also documented Bullishs $4.2 billion acquisition of Equiniti and the first live tokenized Treasury settlement between Ondo and JPMorgan. These events share a common thread: the infrastructure around tokenized assets is shifting from