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BounceBit Debuts Borobudur Credit Layer on Franklin Templeton's BENJI

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CeDeFi platform BounceBit has launched Borobudur, a new credit layer built on Franklin Templeton's tokenized money market fund (MMF) BENJI.

The launch connects crypto investment strategies with tokenized real-world assets into a unified credit framework offering interest-free credit. This innovation allows users to secure additional liquidity without disposing of existing assets or halting yield generation.

Borobudur is designed to allow these crypto-based investment strategies and tokenized money market fund assets to be utilized within a single credit structure.

The core innovation behind Borobudur lies in its ability to enable users to access BB-denominated credit at 0% interest while continuing to generate yield from existing assets. This has been made possible by integrating BENJI as the reference asset upon which the credit layer is built.

This launch marks a significant expansion of BounceBit's product suite beyond trading and staking, signaling its foray into real-world asset-centric credit territory.

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