Franklin Templeton

Franklin Templeton's Solana ETF received NYSE Arca approval and will begin trading, joining other SOL funds that have attracted steady daily inflows. The listing expands retail and institutional access to Solana and could lift liquidity for SOL.

Franklin Templeton submitted final SEC paperwork Tuesday for a Solana (SOL) ETF, following the firm's XRP ETF debut on the NYSE. The move signals another push to bring Solana exposure to traditional investors through an ETF structure.

Franklin Templeton has launched a new XRP ETF, intensifying competition among major asset managers while BlackRock remains off the field. The move signals growing institutional appetite for XRP amid evolving regulatory clarity.

Franklin Templeton launched the Franklin XRP Trust (ticker XRPZ) on NYSE Arca, giving investors regulated exposure to XRP. The move adds the veteran asset manager to an expanding group of XRP fund providers including Bitwise, Grayscale and Canary Capital.

Franklin Templeton has named Coinbase Custody to hold XRP for its planned spot ETF, according to the firm's final SEC filing. The $1.6 trillion asset manager expects the fund to begin trading on November 18, 2025, pending regulatory clearance.

Franklin Templeton has expanded its Benji tokenization platform onto Canton Network to issue and settle regulated tokenized fund shares, building on its FOBXX fund that has operated since 2021. Canton says its chain processes about $6 trillion in tokenized assets, underscoring institutional scale.

Franklin Templeton has linked its Benji tokenization platform to the Canton Network, widening institutional access to regulated on-chain assets. The integration aims to streamline compliant issuance and settlement for tokenized products.