Franklin Templeton led tokenized Treasury issuers in 2026 after adding $1.6 billion in on-chain assets under management, according to data from Token Terminal cited by Cointelegraph. The figure places the asset manager ahead of peers in a segment that brings traditional Treasury exposure onto blockchain rails. Tokenized Treasury products let investors transact traditional financial assets on-chain, linking government debt instruments with blockchain-based settlement and ownership records. The latest data also points to continued growth in the market for institution-grade on-chain financial products. At the same time, it indicates that traditional asset managers are moving faster to expand their digital asset businesses as tokenized real-world assets gain traction.
Franklin Templeton led tokenized Treasury issuers in 2026, with its on-chain assets under management rising by $1.6 billion, according to Token Terminal data cited by Cointelegraph.
Tokenized Treasury products use blockchain technology to enable on-chain trading of traditional financial assets. The data points to continued growth in the market for institution-grade on-chain financial products, while traditional asset managers accelerate their push into digital asset businesses.
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