Overview
- The Fidelity Digital Interest Token (FDIT) represents a new on-chain share class of a Fidelity Treasury fund on Ethereum, according to on-chain data tracked by rwa.xyz.
- More than 203 million FDIT tokens have been issued, with underlying short-duration Treasuries and money-market instruments designed to accrue yield daily with no lockups.
- Early holdings appear concentrated among a small number of wallets based on rwa.xyz analytics.
- Fidelity has not issued a public statement on the rollout, which follows its March SEC filing that specified Ethereum as the initial network.
- The tokenized Treasuries market is reported at roughly $7.4 billion with Ethereum hosting about 70% of assets, and competitors include BlackRock’s BUIDL (over $2.2 billion AUM), Ondo’s OUSG, Circle’s USYC, and Franklin Templeton’s BENJI; recent data show BUIDL saw about $150 million in weekly outflows as FDIT gained assets.