Tokenized US treasury bond bonds lock up a record of US $14 billion

According to Cryptolitan, Token Terminal data shows that the total locked positions of token US treasury bond bonds on the chain reached a record high of $14 billion. Franklin Templeton's Benji Fund saw a monthly increase of over 381% in on chain assets, making it the fastest-growing issuer of tokenized debt. Tokenized treasury bond is mainly issued in Ethereum, while BNB and Solana also have significant growth. Currently, about 33900 wallets hold token treasury bond, most of which are held by DeFi teams and agreements for mortgage of loan agreements such as Morpho, Sky and Flux. Calculated at an annualized rate of return of 3.68%, the annual return on lock up volume is approximately $515 million.