The Securities and Exchange Commission extends Grayscale’s XRP ETF review; case against Ripple said to near end.

Franklin Templeton, part of Franklin Resources (NYSE:BEN), recently filed for a spot exchange-traded fund that will track the price of cryptocurrency XRP (XRP-USD), becoming the latest asset manager vying to bring the product to market.

Investment giant Franklin Templeton is joining a growing fray of financial asset providers hoping to offer an XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) to the general public. On Tuesday, the company filed for a Franklin XRP ETF,

The Chicago Board Options BZX Exchange (Cboe) has submitted an application on behalf of asset manager Franklin Templeton to list a Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the United States. According to the March 12 filing,

Franklin Templeton has filed for an XRP ETF, signaling growing institutional interest, the SEC will review the application over the next 240 days.

BlackRock is expected to file for Solana and XRP ETFs, according to ETF Store President Nate Geraci, sparking industry speculation.

Cboe files for XRP spot ETF from Franklin Templeton, using Coinbase Custody, amidst SEC's 240-day review period for crypto ETFs.

The SEC delayed its decision on Grayscale’s application for an XRP ETF as Franklin Templeton threw its hat into the ring of hopefuls.

The Chicago Board Options Exchange (Cboe) on March 12 filed a 19b-4 form with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on behalf of Franklin Templeton. Cboe made the filing to the SEC to list and trade shares of the Franklin Solana ETF.