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 is designed for institutional participants such as Web3 chief financial officers, DAO treasury managers, and buy-side investors who want to manage idle crypto cash in instruments backed by US government debt. The core claim is that it provides around-the-clock, on-chain access to a category of asset that has traditionally required conventional financial infrastructure.

OpenEden operates through a licensed investment management entity that runs a British Virgin Islands-registered professional fund, which issues TBILL tokens representing ownership in the underlying Treasury securities, with those assets held by third-party custodians. EDEN is the protocol's native token and lives on both Ethereum and BNB Chain, though the data provided does not specify the precise governance or utility role EDEN plays within the system beyond its association with the broader OpenEden platform. No consensus algorithm or block time is recorded for EDEN itself, reflecting that it is a token on existing networks rather than a standalone blockchain.

The data provided does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol income for EDEN, so no fee-based measures are available on this page. The 24-hour turnover figure of 26.03 percent of market capitalization describes trading volume relative to the token's size over that period, but this reflects secondary-market activity rather than protocol revenue. What the underlying OpenEden platform earns from managing the TBILL fund is a separate matter not captured in the figures stored here.