#CeDeFi
2 articles tagged #CeDeFi — curated RWA tokenization coverage.
BounceBit Launches Borobudur, Offering 0% Credit Against Franklin Templeton’s BENJI
CeDeFi platform BounceBit has officially launched Borobudur, a new credit layer designed to facilitate zero-interest borrowing for users holding specific digital assets. By utilizing this infrastructure, investors can leverage their positions in Franklin Templeton’s tokenized money-market fund, BENJI, and various CeDeFi strategy holdings as collateral. The system allows users to access liquidity denominated in BounceBit’s native token, BB, without the need to liquidate their underlying assets or forfeit ongoing yield generation. This development marks a significant integration of traditional tokenized real-world assets with decentralized credit frameworks. By bridging these two distinct financial worlds, BounceBit aims to enhance capital efficiency for institutional and retail participants alike. The initiative underscores a growing trend in the RWA market where tokenized securities are increasingly used as collateral within on-chain lending protocols. This expansion of the BB token's utility within the platform's capital infrastructure reflects a broader industry push to create unified ecosystems for diverse financial products.
Arkis establishes governance board with Spark for on-chain risk reduction
Arkis, an on-chain prime brokerage and credit protocol, has implemented a mandatory multisig approval process for all smart contract deployments to enhance institutional-grade security. This governance shift follows the integration of Spark, the institutional DeFi allocator from the Sky ecosystem, into the Arkis governance board. With Spark managing $5.2 billion in total value locked, the move ensures that no single entity can unilaterally alter protocol behavior or introduce vulnerabilities. This development is part of a broader collaboration that launched the Spark Prime hybrid CeDeFi product on February 11, 2026. Spark Prime utilizes Arkis’s margin engine to provide institutions with unified portfolio margin accounts across multiple venues. By requiring digital signatures from multiple parties for code changes, Arkis aims to transition from theoretical governance to verifiable on-chain oversight. This integration of governance frameworks into technical infrastructure is critical for the RWA market, as it builds the necessary trust for large-scale institutional capital deployment in decentralized credit environments.