Centrifuge Says Tokenized Fund Value on Stellar Has Reached $3 Billion as JQQQ Joins the Lineup

Centrifuge said tokenized fund value on Stellar has grown by $3 billion over the past year, pointing to Token Terminal data and saying the network’s fund activity now spans Treasuries, AAA CLOs, high-yield bonds and Nasdaq-100 exposure through JQQQ.

The project shared the update alongside the launch of a Stellar press release on the Janus Henderson and Centrifuge launch of JQQQ, a blockchain-native fund tracking the Nasdaq-100 index. The release says the fund is launching on Stellar and frames it as part of a broader set of tokenized real-world asset products on the network.

JQQQ adds equity index exposure to Stellar’s fund roster

According to the press release, JQQQ is built around licensed Nasdaq-100 exposure and is being issued on Stellar with Centrifuge providing the infrastructure. The development extends the range of assets represented on the network beyond the fixed-income and credit products Centrifuge referenced in its post.

Centrifuge’s update ties the new fund to a broader year-long expansion in tokenized fund value rather than presenting it as a standalone launch. The company did not break out the contribution from JQQQ itself, and the $3 billion figure was attributed to Token Terminal data in Centrifuge’s social post.

The release and the post together show that Stellar is being used for a wider mix of tokenized funds, but they do not by themselves establish investor demand, trading activity or secondary-market usage for any single product. They do, however, indicate that the fund lineup has expanded materially, with JQQQ now part of that mix.