Goldman Sachs brings $100 billion Treasury fund into crypto’s institutional plumbing
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Goldman Sachs made its Treasury money-market fund FTIXX available to qualified institutional crypto users through Lynq, a settlement network tied to Avalanche and run with tZERO involvement. The fund is being offered in its existing form rather than as a tokenized product, and the setup is aimed at institutional users rather than retail traders.
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What it means
Institutional crypto firms, and the custodial and trading stack around them, now have another way to place cash into a Goldman Sachs Treasury fund through Lynq. That matters today because the access path is framed for qualified participants, not retail users, and it sits on a private Avalanche-based network with tZERO handling trades.
What changes in practice is that firms can reach FTIXX through Lynq without using a tokenized version of the fund, while the fund itself remains the same money-market product. What stays the same is that access is still limited to qualified U.S. or crypto participants rather than opening the product broadly to everyone.
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What US 10-year Treasury has done before
| When | What happened | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| 3 days ago | US 10-year Treasury: 4.84 (-0.06) fall | Nov 2026 |
| 4 days ago | US 10-year Treasury: 4.9 (-0.05) fall | Nov 2026 |
| 5 days ago | US 10-year Treasury: 4.95 (+0.04) rise | Nov 2026 |
| 6 days ago | US 10-year Treasury: 4.91 (-0.03) fall | Nov 2026 |
| 9 days ago | US 10-year Treasury: 4.94 (-0.04) fall | Oct 2026 |
FRED series, with the value of each release and its change.