Institutions are getting more and more into crypto, and the way they access the market is evolving fast.

Binance has opened the door for its institutional clients to use BlackRock’s BUIDL, a tokenized fund backed by U.S. Treasuries, as off-exchange collateral for trading. Instead of parking idle cash, institutions can now post a yield-bearing, real-world asset while still tapping into deep liquidity on Binance.

This shift matters because it shows how traditional finance and crypto infrastructure are starting to plug into each other at the collateral layer:

-Tokenized Treasuries are becoming a serious building block for capital-efficient trading

-Off-exchange collateral models align better with institutional risk and compliance frameworks

-On-chain collateral can move at the same speed as the markets it serves

The story isn’t just that institutions are “coming to crypto” anymore. It’s that the tools and structures they use in traditional markets are being rebuilt on-chain, and integrated directly into the biggest crypto venues.