Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Binance has partnered with Franklin Templeton to allow tokenized money market funds to be used as collateral for trading.
This is not about stablecoins.
This is about U.S. Treasuries entering crypto market infrastructure.
🔹 How Binance will allow Franklin Templeton’s Benji tokenized money market fund to be used as trading collateral
🔹 Why the Benji fund, backed by U.S. Treasuries, maintains a stable $1 share price on chain
🔹 How funds and trading firms can earn Treasury yield instead of holding idle stablecoins
🔹 Why tokenized Treasuries may become the risk free rate in crypto markets
The bigger picture?
The lines between traditional finance and crypto markets continue to blur.
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Binance has partnered with Franklin Templeton to allow tokenized money market funds to be used as collateral for trading.
This is not about stablecoins.
This is about U.S. Treasuries entering crypto market infrastructure.
🔹 How Binance will allow Franklin Templeton’s Benji tokenized money market fund to be used as trading collateral
🔹 Why the Benji fund, backed by U.S. Treasuries, maintains a stable $1 share price on chain
🔹 How funds and trading firms can earn Treasury yield instead of holding idle stablecoins
🔹 Why tokenized Treasuries may become the risk free rate in crypto markets
The bigger picture?
The lines between traditional finance and crypto markets continue to blur.
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