Plume’s partnership with Superstate enables users to mint tokenized funds on-chain, leveraging compliance, interoperability, and real-world asset integrations.
By Temitope Olatunji
Edited by Marco T. Lanz
Updated
3 mins read
Plume Network has announced a major partnership with asset management firm Superstate, making it its first multichain partner to support tokenized investment products. This collaboration will bring Superstate’s USTB and USCC funds to Plume’s blockchain, expanding real-world asset finance (RWAfi) with institutional-grade yields.
Plume users will gain access to the Superstate Short Duration US Government Securities Fund (USTB), a tokenized Treasury Bill (T-Bill) fund, and the Superstate Crypto Carry Fund (USCC), a crypto cash and carry fund. The partnership will also allow investors to mint USTB and USCC directly on Plume, enabling new financial products and integrations within its ecosystem.
4/ Plume's proprietary chain-level compliance and composability create the foundation to bring Superstate's tokenized assets to life.
Crypto-native investors will be able to access transparent yields from Treasury bills and crypto basis strategies that match DeFi's speed and…
— Plume Network – RWAfi L1 (@plumenetwork) February 11, 2025
Plume’s built-in compliance and interoperability create the foundation for Superstate’s tokenized assets, offering crypto investors transparent yields from Treasury bills and crypto-based strategies. At the same time, they can take advantage of DeFi’s efficiency and flexibility. The platform emphasized that this launch is just the beginning of a larger collaboration aimed at introducing more products and DeFi integrations.
Superstate described Plume as the first blockchain designed for interoperable tokenization, real yield, and distribution. The firm emphasized that launching USTB and USCC on Plume will enhance on-chain security, specialized infrastructure for tokenized assets, and broader DeFi access.
1/ ⛓️The wait is over…
Superstate is officially going multichain—starting with @plumenetwork , the first RWAfi blockchain designed for everyone, from crypto-natives to institutions.
We've built the infrastructure to make this possible, and in the coming weeks, investors will… https://t.co/lf7gpJA6zt
— Superstate (@superstatefunds) February 11, 2025
Superstate founder Robert Leshner said the company aims to bring tokenized institutional assets to all major blockchains and Plume’s specialized RWAfi chain offers a way to showcase new use cases for tokenized assets.
Plume Network co-founder and CEO Chris Yin explained that being chosen as Superstate’s first chain expansion reinforces the vision that a strong RWAfi ecosystem can drive institutional asset adoption. He added that Superstate has demonstrated its ability to provide transparent yields while scaling for crypto investors.
“Plume’s selection as Superstate’s first chain expansion affirms our vision that a robust RWAfi (real world asset finance) ecosystem can significantly drive the adoption of institutional-grade assets. Superstate has proven its capability to deliver transparent yields while scaling effectively for crypto-native investors,” Yin said.
This partnership adds to Plume’s growing network of collaborations with firms such as Google Cloud, Ondo Finance, and Chateau Capital as it continues expanding RWA adoption.
Plume also recently announced a partnership with SEDA, a Web3 oracle that allows developers to customize data feeds instead of relying on preset options. SEDA is working with Plume and RwaWorld to bring unique data sources on-chain, including sentiment analysis, luxury watch prices, and tokenized whiskey investments. Plume described the partnership as an expansion of on-chain real-world data.
Temitope is a writer with more than four years of experience writing across various niches. He has a special interest in the fintech and blockchain spaces and enjoy writing articles in those areas. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in linguistics. When not writing, he trades forex and plays video games.
