When Binance Met Franklin: Are Securities About to Get Sexy?

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Right. So, brace yourself. Imagine if Mr. Darcy owned $1.64 trillion in assets and Bridget Jones tried trading crypto whilst sipping gin-welcome to the new era of digital finance as Binance (yes, that one you definitely haven’t used to buy dog coins) teams up with Franklin Templeton, the sort of American institution your mum trusts with her pension fund.😂

#Binance is partnering with #FranklinTempleton @FTI_Global @FTDA_US to build tailored digital asset initiatives for a broad range of investors.

We are committed to making digital finance more accessible and reliable in TradFi while bridging…

– Binance (@binance) September 10, 2025

Franklin Templeton, famed for managing enough cash to buy approximately 30,000 islands (give or take), brings its “Benji Technology Platform” and tokenizing wisdom to the table. Binance casually arrives with $22 billion in daily trades-because why not, numbers are just numbers until someone loses the house keys.

Sandy Kaul (actual job Head of Innovation, but could moonlight as Fairy Godmother of Tokenization) basically said, “Binance plus Franklin equals everyone gets champagne-er, institutional-grade solutions.” Welcome to the future where you won’t have to explain tokenization over awkward dinner parties, because everyone will have a slice. 🍰

Roger Bayston got philosophical, claiming the project will help clients do efficient things involving collateral and portfolio construction. Frankly, sounds a bit magic: Take tokenization from ‘buzzword’ to ‘actual thing you mildly understand at brunch.’

Tokenization products to launch by year end (or sooner, if universe is feeling generous)

Binance might actually launch security tokenization products this year. Which means Aunt Mildred will soon ask if she needs a crypto wallet for her retirement fund. By merging Franklin’s legal wisdom with Binance’s global nerd power, we’re talking about economy-changing stuff…or at least, better party conversation.

If this works, big banks and crypto exchanges will basically be holding hands across the financial hedges. So, first product drops = everyone in fintech grabbing popcorn and screaming “finally!”

Regulated products, investor access, possible headlines about ‘changing the face of trading forever’. If this ends with fancy cakes and less paperwork, count me in. 🥳

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2025-09-10 19:07