Invesco to Take Over Superstate’s $900 Million Tokenized Treasury Fund USTB

Invesco to Take Over Superstate’s $900 Million Tokenized Treasury Fund USTB

According to the latest announcement, Invesco Advisors has now been officially appointed manager of Superstate’s USTB, which has about $1 billion in assets and more than 150 institutional investors.

Fact Check
The statement is accurately supported by multiple reputable financial and crypto news outlets (Fortune, American Banker, PANews). All key details—the $900 million fund size, the renaming to 'Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund', the retention of the USTB ticker, and the Q2 2026 completion date—are consistently reported across these sources.
Summary

Invesco Advisors has been officially appointed manager of Superstate’s tokenized short-duration U.S. Treasury fund USTB, according to an announcement made on the 24th. The latest update values the fund at about $1 billion in assets and says more than 150 institutional investors participate in it. Earlier reporting said Invesco would take over the fund, which had also been described as worth roughly $900 million and later $967 million, while retaining the USTB ticker and tokenized structure. The new appointment marks a shift from a planned transition to a confirmed management change for one of the larger tokenized U.S. Treasury products.

Terms & Concepts
  • Tokenized short-duration U.S. Treasury fund: A fund holding short-term U.S. government securities whose ownership and operations are represented through blockchain-based tokens.
  • USTB: Superstate’s tokenized U.S. Treasury fund, now officially managed by Invesco Advisors according to the latest announcement.
  • Tokenized structure: A framework in which fund interests or related records are issued or maintained using blockchain-based digital tokens.