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JPMorgan Just Launched A $700M Fund. Minimum Buy Is $1M

28 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief video, the speaker explains that U.S. federal law bars stablecoin issuers from paying interest on the dollars deposited by users, even though those dollars are invested in short‑term government securities that generate daily yields which the issuer retains. Highlighting this regulatory backdrop, the speaker notes that JP Morgan recently launched a tokenized money‑market fund valued at roughly $700 million, with a $1 million minimum investment, and emphasizes that the product is designed for issuers rather than retail investors. The segment concludes with a call to action, urging viewers to examine each of their accounts and ask who is earning on the cash that sits idle, directing them to a full video via a link in the bio.

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Federal law makes it illegal for a stablecoin issuer to pay you interest on your own dollars. Those dollars still earn every day in short-term government debt. The issuer keeps it. Last week, JP Morgan launched a tokenized money market fund holding around $700 million. Minimum investment: $1 million. It is built for the issuers, not for you. The product is for someone else. The signal is for you. Your position check? Ask every account you own one question: Who is earning on this while it sits there? To see the full video, check the link in bio.