SEC clears Franklin Templeton funds to use onchain BENJI system for cash management
Franklin Templeton received a no-action letter from the SEC enabling its traditional registered funds to invest in its BENJI/FOBXX fund.
Watchlist
Archive context. The story has cross-source confirmation.
Why this matters
SEC is showing up inside the Regulation theme, so this story is worth tracking for follow-through rather than treating it as a one-off headline.
Original source
Read on The BlockRelated market context
Trump Taps Four SEC and CFTC Nominees in Major U.S. Crypto Regulation Reset Bid
Key Takeaways: President Trump has appointed four people to three vacant positions at the SEC and CFTC. Among the picks are former...
Bottomline Completes First USDC Transfers Inside Its Enterprise Payments Platform
TL;DR: Bottomline has completed live USDC transfers inside its enterprise payments platform. The initial transfer was between comp...
Meta Tests Prediction App as DOJ Moves on $1.2 Billion in Binance Hack Funds
Meta is testing a points-based prediction app called Takes as Kalshi and Polymarket face lawsuits, while the DOJ won approval to s...
Meta Tests Prediction Markets, DOJ Moves on $1.2 Billion in Binance Hack Funds, and Ancient Bitcoin Stirs
Meta tests a points-based prediction-market app, the DOJ moves to seize $1.2 billion from the Binance hack, and 16-year dormant Bi...
FBI’s Largest Dark Web Drug Sweep Seizes $234M in Cash and Crypto
Authorities seized more than $234 million in cash and cryptocurrency during Operation TorNado, an international crackdown on dark...
Blockstream and Thales launch Bitcoin custody system built around offline signing
The offline signing system enhances Bitcoin security against AI-driven cyber threats, potentially boosting institutional trust and...