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Franklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund (iBENJI)
Franklin Templeton · number 4 of 17 tokenized U.S. Treasury funds we count
Short answer
As of October 29, 2026, $1.71 billion of Franklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund (iBENJI) is on public blockchains, read directly from 2 blockchains by The Migration by Concrete.
iBENJI by blockchain
| Blockchain and token address | Value | Address source |
|---|---|---|
BNB Chain0x3d0a2A3a30a43a2C1C4b92033609245E819ae6a6 | $1.53B | A · issuer address page |
Ethereum0x90276e9d4a023b5229e0c2e9d4b2a83fe3a2b48c | $183.2M | A · issuer address page |
Addresses from Franklin Templeton. Price source: Distributing government money fund with a $1.00 share price.
Quick answers
How much iBENJI is on-chain?
As of October 29, 2026, $1.71 billion of Franklin OnChain Institutional Liquidity Fund (iBENJI) is on public blockchains, read directly from 2 blockchains by The Migration by Concrete.
Which blockchains is iBENJI on?
iBENJI is on 2 blockchains in our count. The largest are BNB Chain ($1.53B), Ethereum ($183.2M).
How does iBENJI rank among tokenized U.S. Treasury funds?
iBENJI is number 4 of the 17 tokenized U.S. Treasury funds we count, with 13.6% of the $12.59 billion total as of October 29, 2026.
How is iBENJI valued?
Tokens on each chain multiplied by the fund's share price, $1.0000 at the last update. Price source: Distributing government money fund with a $1.00 share price.
Who issues iBENJI?
iBENJI is issued by Franklin Templeton. Every address we count comes from the issuer's own published list or a written confirmation from the issuer.
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