About
Plinch is the reference layer for tokenized real-world assets.
Tokenized real-world assets — money-market funds, US Treasuries, private credit, bonds — have grown from under $100M to over $15B on public blockchain rails in three years. BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, JPMorgan, and the European Investment Bank are active issuers. Boston Consulting Group projects the category at $16T by 2030.
Today there is no canonical comparison layer. Every allocator rebuilds the same spreadsheet. Every journalist cites the same three sources. Every issuer benchmarks against incomplete public data.
Plinch is the missing layer. Free public tier for discovery. Pro tier for analysts and allocators. Enterprise tier for banks, wealth platforms, and asset managers.
Think Morningstar for tokenized financial instruments — without the asset class in the brand, because the brand will outlast the term.
Founder
Plinch is being built by Ben Ghabili, a senior software engineer with a background in backend infrastructure, distributed systems, and observability. The work in the first year is data engineering and content distribution — the work the founder profile maps to directly.