BlackRock’s BUIDL fund has distributed $100 million in cumulative dividends since its March 2024 launch, announced by Securitize on December 30, 2025. The tokenized money market fund, investing in U.S. Treasury bills, repurchase agreements, and cash equivalents, offers yield with on-chain liquidity, per Inside Bitcoins. Initially on Ethereum, BUIDL expanded to Aptos, Avalanche, Optimism, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and Polygon.
BUIDL’s total asset value stands at $1.733 billion, down 25% in 30 days, but holder count rose 1% to 98, per RWA.xyz. BNB Chain holds the largest share at $502.7 million, followed by Ethereum ($490.5 million) and Aptos ($295.5 million), per. Solana ranks fourth with $255.3 million. Binance’s November 14, 2025, acceptance of BUIDL as off-exchange collateral boosted BNB Chain dominance, per @binance on X. Crypto.com and Deribit followed suit for margin and futures trading.
BUIDL’s $100M dividends reflect institutional demand for yield-bearing tokenized assets, per. Securitize’s on-chain issuance and investor onboarding streamline access, per. The fund’s multi-chain strategy enhances liquidity and interoperability, aligning with RWA tokenization trends, per. M0 platform’s recent BUILD collateral support for stablecoin issuers further expands utility.
BUIDL’s growth, surpassing $2B earlier in 2025, positions it as the world’s largest tokenized RWA, per. Investors should track RWA.xyz for TVL and holder metrics. BNB ($880) and ETH ($4,070) benefit from RWA momentum, per CoinMarketCap. Follow @BlackRock on X for updates. BUIDL could drive $500B in tokenized assets by 2026, per Standard Chartered, but regulatory clarity remains key.
