OpenEden

OpenEden is a real-world asset protocol that brings tokenized US Treasury securities onto public blockchains, operating across both the Ethereum and BNB Chain ecosystems. It targets Web3 finance officers, DAO treasury managers, and institutional investors who want to hold a regulated, yield-bearing instrument without leaving the on-chain environment. The project claims to address the difficulty of accessing conventional government-debt instruments from within decentralized finance, and it holds a Moody's 'A-bf' bond fund rating for its TBILL token product.

OpenEden operates through a licensed investment management entity that runs a BVI-registered professional fund, which issues TBILL tokens backed by actual US Treasury securities held with licensed third-party custodians. EDEN is the native token of the OpenEden protocol and lives on both Ethereum and BNB Chain; the data does not specify a consensus algorithm or block time tied to EDEN itself, as it runs on top of those existing networks rather than operating its own chain. The circulating supply of EDEN stands at approximately 868,769,971 tokens out of a maximum of 1,000,000,000, representing about 86.88 percent of the total supply already in circulation.

The data provided does not include a fee stream for the EDEN token itself, so no fee-based measures such as revenue, fee recipients, or protocol earnings can be reported here. The underlying TBILL product, managed by the licensed fund entity, would ordinarily earn a spread or management fee on the Treasury assets it holds, but those figures are not present in the stored metrics. What the data does show is a fully diluted valuation to market-cap ratio of 1.151053, meaning the fully diluted value is modestly above the current market capitalization, and a 24-hour turnover rate of 5.343526 percent relative to market cap.