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Plume Opens Tokenized Vault Backed By Fidelity's Bond ETF

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Briefings

In October 2026, the nBND tokenized vault shifted from holding short-term Treasuries to actively managed ETFs, moving fixed income into credit and duration. This change occurred after the nBND token was launched in 2024, with the vault's composition updated in late 2026. The shift represents a significant structural change in how the tokenized bond fund operates, as it now relies on active management rather than direct Treasury holdings.

Key points

• The nBND vault holds shares of an actively managed ETF rather than short-dated Treasuries, pushing onchain fixed income into credit and duration.
• This structural change occurred in late 2026, following the nBND token's launch in 2024, marking a shift from direct Treasury holdings to active management.

Context and limitations

The evidence covers only the structural shift in the nBND vault composition between 2024 and late 2026. Specific details on the ETF's performance, the exact duration of the shift, or the impact on the vault's total value are not provided in the source.

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