Franklin Templeton has enabled peer-to-peer transfer of BENJI tokens. The tokens represent shares in a $380 million money market fund. It is the latest move in a push to bring traditional assets onto public blockchains. The tokenisation push is heating up. Asset manager Franklin Templeton on Thursday enabled peer-to-peer transfer of BENJI, its yield-bearing, dollar-pegged
time in power is higher associated with selling public housing to its residents. (Photo by P. Y. Tang/South China Morning Post via Getty Images) South China Morning Post via Getty Images Late last year in a post here headlined, Critique Of The Mortgage Program: Equity With Publicly Financed Coops, I touted the idea of allowing
Cryptocurrency miners should not be rewarded at all by Gov. Greg Abbott and the state of Texas for creating a crisis with our energy grid, a Chronicle letter writer argues. Dreamstime/TNS Crypto con Regarding “Mega-cartoon: How crypto miners raised Texans’ electric bill (Opinion),” (Dec. 30): Crypto miners are getting a sweetheart deal from the state