Tokenized US Treasury bills hit a record $14B in total value locked, led by Franklin Templeton's Benji fund with 381% monthly growth. DeFi protocols use them as collateral for stable yields.
Tokenized T-bills TVL reaches $14B all-time high, with over 34K holders. Franklin Templeton's Benji fund leads growth (+381% in 30 days). Funds shift from risky DeFi to T-bills as conservative collateral, yielding ~3.68% annualized return.
Tokenized U.S. Treasury bills reached a record $14 billion on-chain, led by Franklin Templeton's Benji fund which surged 381% in 30 days. DeFi protocols increasingly use them as collateral to hedge volatility.
Tokenized T-bills have reached a new all-time high of $14 billion in total value locked, according to Token Terminal. Franklin Templeton's Benji fund on Ethereum surged 381.9% in the past month. The growth reflects DeFi protocols seeking stable collateral amid market turbulence.
Tokenized U.S. Treasury bills have climbed to a record $14 billion in on-chain TVL, with Ethereum remaining the main issuance venue while BNB Chain and Solana see fresh inflows. DeFi protocols are increasingly using tokenized T-bills as conservative collateral and treasury backing.
Tokenized U.S. Treasury bills have reached a record $14 billion in on-chain value, led by Ethereum while BNB Chain and Solana gain inflows. DeFi protocols are increasingly using them as conservative collateral and a stable yield source amid market volatility.
Tokenized T-bills reached a record $14B TVL as of April 2026, with Franklin Templeton's Benji fund surging 381.9% on Ethereum. DeFi protocols adopt them as conservative collateral, fueling steady growth.
Tokenized U.S. Treasury bills have reached a record $14 billion in on-chain value, with about 33.9K wallets holding the assets. Ethereum remains the main venue, while BNB Chain and Solana are also seeing inflows.
