According to @cas_abbe, BlackRock’s tokenized real-world asset fund BUIDL is now live on BNB Chain, expanding on-chain access and liquidity for tokenized treasuries (source: @cas_abbe). According to @cas_abbe, Binance will accept BUIDL as collateral, giving institutions and traders a new avenue to deploy tokenized treasuries directly on the exchange (source: @cas_abbe). According to @cas_abbe, BlackRock manages about 13.1 trillion dollars in assets, highlighting the scale of this RWA development for collateral and liquidity markets (source: @cas_abbe).

According to @_RichardTeng, BlackRock’s BUIDL is now accepted as off-exchange collateral for trading on Binance, a step described as a pivotal milestone that aims to make access more accessible and efficient for institutions and traders, source: Richard Teng on X. Binance published an official blog post for further details on the collateral acceptance of BUIDL for off-exchange use, source: Binance blog.

According to @AggrNews, Binance now accepts BlackRock’s BUIDL tokenized fund as eligible collateral for trading following a Binance Blog announcement, with the change applying to supported trading products per the notice. source: @AggrNews; Binance Blog BlackRock describes BUIDL as a tokenized U.S. Treasury and cash-equivalent fund issued on Ethereum that delivers on-chain daily accrued yield, clarifying its structure and intended use for institutional-grade liquidity management. source: BlackRock BUIDL fund overview Binance states its collateral framework allows approved assets to back margin and derivatives exposure for qualified users, which can improve capital efficiency and liquidity deployment on the venue. source: Binance Institutional collateral documentation Traders should monitor BTC and ETH funding rates, open interest, and USD versus USDT basis on Binance to gauge any collateral-driven shifts in leverage and liquidity conditions. source: Binance Futures market data