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Tokenized Treasury fund and stablecoin fact checker

Last verified 2026-10-25. Published by Bitcoin Family Education.

As of 2026-10-25, this dataset holds sourced facts on 22 tokenized US Treasury / money market products and 11 USD stablecoins: 455 fields verified, 207 unknown, 5 disputed. Every field shows its source and retrieved date. Each table is sorted alphabetically by ticker, not ranked.

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Tokenized Treasury and money market funds

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Regulatory context

• OCC final rule implementing the GENIUS Act for OCC-supervised stablecoin issuers: Regulations for issuance of payment stablecoins and related activities by entities under OCC jurisdiction (national banks/trust banks and subsidiaries). Detailed requirements not summarized here; read the rule. Published 2026-10-23, effective 2027-01-18. Federal Register.
• Which tracked products relate to GENIUS reserve rules: JLTXX states it is managed to satisfy GENIUS Act eligible reserve-asset requirements (source in jltxx record). PYUSD issuer Paxos Trust Company N.A. and USD1 issuer BitGo Bank & Trust N.A. are OCC-chartered; USDT issuer is El Salvador-based. This is descriptive, not a compliance determination.