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

Franklin Templeton has requested the U.S. SEC to list a Solana ETF. If approved, it would become the largest asset manager to launch a Solana ETF

Franklin Templeton has filed an S-1 form with the SEC to issue an $XRP ETF, on the same day Wall Street regulator delayed its decision on the filings for other cryptocurrency ETFs.

Franklin Templeton has filed for an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that will track the spot price of XRP, one of the leading cryptocurrencies.

Franklin Templeton, part of Franklin Resources (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.

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

Beyond XRP, enthusiasm for other altcoin ETFs remains strong, with approval odds for a Solana ETF at 87%, Cardano ETF at 69%, and Dogecoin ETF at 68%, reflecting the market’s growing confidence in regulatory acceptance.

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.

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

Franklin submits an S-1 for XRP ETF launch, tracking XRP price with shares trading on Cboe BZX Exchange, subject to SEC approval.