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The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has filed a proposal with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to list the Franklin Templeton Solana ETF. This move comes as other financial firms also seek to launch ETFs that track the value of Solana, which is currently the sixth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. The SEC has acknowledged the filing and has opened a public comment period, with a deadline for comments set for April 4. Notably, the Franklin Templeton ETF plans to stake its SOL holdings, allowing the fund to earn rewards while maintaining liquidity, marking a potential first for a U.S.-listed crypto ETF. Additionally, the CBOE is also working on proposals for spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, reflecting a growing interest in cryptocurrency investment products following recent regulatory changes.
Franklin Solana Trust wording in todays filing with #SEC for Spot ETF. As noted above, this proposal is to list and trade shares of the Fund that would hold spot Solana. Neither the Trust, Fund, nor the Sponsor or any of their affiliates are affiliates of Solana Labs, Inc., the…
The Winklevoss Proposal Since 2017, the Commission has approved or disapproved exchange filings to list and trade series of Trust Issued Receipts, including spot-based Commodity-Based Trust Shares, on the basis of whether the listing exchange has in place a comprehensive…
ETF News: #SEC acknowledges Franklin Templeton @FTI_US @cboe #Solana ETF March 12th. April 4th is the deadline for next SEC comments on most digital asset ETF rule changes. https://t.co/OZWcGlY3Ls