Centrifuge has connected Symbiotic's Liquid Lane liquidity network to three tokenized funds, allowing qualified holders to exit instantly into USDC across about $1.6 billion in assets under management. The integration covers Janus Henderson-managed JAAA, an AAA-rated CLO strategy, and JTRSY, a short-duration U.S. Treasury strategy, as well as New York Life Investment Management-managed HYB, a U.S. high-yield corporate bond strategy. Liquid Lane uses an onchain request-for-quote process in which market makers draw liquidity from vaults to satisfy redemption requests, so investors receive USDC first while the funds' standard redemption process settles separately. Centrifuge said the setup gives token holders another liquidity route rather than the first one, alongside earlier arrangements such as its February 2025 partnership with Wintermute for 24/7 instant JTRSY redemptions and HYB's separate near-instant redemption mechanism launched in June. Symbiotic's Felix Lutsch said Liquid Lane's differentiator is its capital structure, which lets multiple market makers and curators participate without pre-funding inventory for each asset. He added that weak trading volumes have historically limited market-maker incentives, and that pooling redemption demand across issuers and asset classes could improve liquidity economics as tokenized funds gain wider use as collateral and financing assets in onchain markets.