Aptos APT, the Layer 1 blockchain inspired by the discontinued Diem (formerly Libra) blockchain developed by Meta, has become the latest where Franklin Templeton’s OnChain U.S. Government Money Market Fund (FOBXX) can be traded.

Aptos Foundation and global asset management giant Franklin Templeton have announced the integration of the Franklin OnChain US Government Money Fund (FOBXX) on the Aptos blockchain. Powered by the Move programming language,

Franklin Templeton introduces a tokenized money market fund on the Aptos network, enhancing blockchain integration in asset management.

Franklin Templeton launches its onchain money market fund FOBXX on Aptos via the BENJI token, raising $20M at debut.

Franklin Templeton expands its tokenized U.S. Government Money Fund (FOBXX) to the Aptos blockchain, enhancing access for institutional.

Aptos surged 10% after Franklin Templeton announced its Franklin OnChain US Government Fund will integrate the Aptos blockchain for asset tokenization.

Wall Street heavyweight Franklin Templeton has announced on Wednesday that its Nasdaq-listed On-Chain U.S. Government Money Fund, FOBXX, is now live on the Aptos (APT) blockchain.

Franklin Templeton announced the expansion of its tokenized money market fund FOBXX to Aptos on Oct. 2, having recently added it to Avalanche

Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson explained why she sees a lot of potential in the technologies that many of her peers have shied away from. This interview was recorded at Journal House UNGA in New York,

Franklin Templeton expanded to the Aptos chain, soon after adding Arbitrum and Avalanche. The BENJI token offers retail investment in tokenized low-risk bonds, available through a mobile app.