Fuda strategist: The long-term value of the fund to the organization lies in balance sheet management rather than 24/7 liquidity

On July 15, Giselle Lai, Director and Digital Asset Strategyner of the Fidelity International Asia-Pacific Region, stated that the Fund ' s most attractive long-term use for large global institutions was not 24/7 liquidity, but balance sheet management. Lai noted that global institutions often had to hold cash in multiple jurisdictions, manage exchange-rate exposures and meet regulatory requirements, and that these bank deposits often did not generate revenue. Compared to the traditional system of accounts, the monetization tool provides 24/7 interest-bearing, more efficient transfer of funds, and better serves institutional liquidity and collateral management needs. At the same time, he said that the current monetization product had been mainly applied to the investment landscape, most popular of which was the monetized monetization fund, where the United States Treasury debt was the principal asset. The real concern of institutional investors is not the “coin” itself, but its ability to help manage assets faster and cheaper。