Tokenized money market funds live on many chains at once. ties reads each contract every night, from two independent providers, at finalized state, and adds it up. Token counts only: no prices, no NAV.
For teams that lend against or hold these funds: every BUIDL and BENJI mint and burn is classified as a subscription, redemption or chain move, and reconciled to supply each night. Want an alert on a fund? tiesonchain@protonmail.com
Shares outstanding reported to the SEC (N-MFP3): 667,967,346.67 on 30 Sep and 833,590,155.07 on 31 Oct. Tokens on-chain at the same dates, rebuilt from chain history across 8 chains: within 0.04% and 0.03%. The token register and the fund's official figure agree.
Between 21:47 and 22:00 UTC, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche and Polygon each show two burns of about 16.17M, and Base dropped by the same amount. In the same minutes the Stellar issuer minted ten times, same amounts to the cent, to two accounts. Who and why is not known.
FOBXX files its shares outstanding with the SEC every month (SEC Form N-MFP3 (Franklin Templeton Trust)). ties compares them with the tokens on-chain at the same date. Dates before ties started reading are rebuilt after the fact from chain history; hover a figure for the method.
The fund reports its gross subscriptions and redemptions for every business day to the SEC. ties rebuilds the same days from public mint and burn events on every chain it reads. October 2026: redemptions match to the cent on 18 of 22 days; subscriptions, which include reinvested dividends, are within 7,600 on 18 of 22 days. The other days are shown as they are, not explained away.
Spiko EU T-Bills Money Market Fund. Issued by Spiko, a French SICAV (EU UCITS). Its prospectus names these 7 contracts as the fund's shareholder register.
Fungible asset supply, pinned to one ledger version.
Stellar
Every trustline, claimable balance, pool and contract amount of the asset, from Horizon.
Stellar contracts
TotalSupply from the token contract's own storage, via Soroban RPC.
Starknet
total_supply() at one block.
A contract counts as confirmed only when two independent providers return the same figure to the cent. Anything else is shown as it is, never smoothed over. Contract addresses come from public token lists and are checked against the name each contract reports on-chain.
Every daily read is archived at a permanent address (data/<fund>/<day>.json) with each provider's figure and the block or ledger it was read at, so a number can be cited and checked later.
ties is independent and not affiliated with BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, Spiko or any issuer named here. It has no token and sells nothing. It is read-only public data, not investment advice.