Goldman Sachs Just Put a $100B Treasury Fund on Avalanche Rails
Key TakeawaysGoldman Sachs is bringing its $100B FTIXX Treasury fund to Lynq on Avalanche.The move deepens Wall Streets use of onchain cash management as Avalanche RWA activity grows.Lynqs 30+ institutional firms could test whether tokenized Treasury access scales further. Avalanche Lands Goldman Sachs Treasury Fund Through Lynq Goldman Sachs is pushing one of its largest cash-management products onto blockchain-linked market infrastructure, giving institutional investors another bridge between traditional finance and crypto rails. The banks $100 billion Financial Square Treasury Instruments Fund (FTIXX), will be available through Lynq, a permissioned Avalanche Layer 1 network used by firms including B2C2, Wintermute, Galaxy, Falconx and Fireblocks. Eligible U.S. participants will access the fund through regulated broker-dealer tZERO. The practical appeal is straightforward: institutions can move cash into the Treasury fund and redeem shares without stepping outside the infrastructure they already use for digital-asset trading and settlement. Goldman Adds Treasury Yield to Crypto Market Infrastructure For institutional traders, idle cash has always been a capital-efficiency problem. The Lynq integration gives clients a way to put that cash to work between trades while maintaining access to real-time settlement infrastructure built for both traditional and digital assets. tZERO called the addition a major expansion of Lynqs treasury and cash-management capabilities, adding that it is
