BNB Chain Becomes Main Network For Franklin Templeton’s Benji Assets

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure BNB Chain has become the largest blockchain host for Franklin Templeton’s Benji platform assets, giving the network a stronger foothold in the real-world asset conversation. According to the validated Benji data, approximately $1.5 billion of Franklin Templeton’s tokenized money market fund assets are now on BNB Chain. That represents 61.7% of the platform’s total $2.44 billion under management, putting BNB Chain ahead of Stellar, which holds about $573 million, and Ethereum, which holds about $159 million. That is a notable shift, but it needs to be read carefully. This does not mean Franklin Templeton has abandoned Ethereum or Stellar. Benji remains a multi-chain platform. But it does show that BNB Chain is now carrying the largest share of those assets, and for a network that is often discussed through retail trading, exchange activity, and low-cost DeFi, that is a meaningful institutional signal. TL;DR BNB Chain now hosts about $1.5 billion of Franklin Templeton Benji assets. That represents 61.7% of the platform’s total $2.44 billion under management. The platform remains multi-...