[Bitpush] There’s another major move in the traditional asset management sector. Franklin Templeton, this well-established institution, has officially launched their Solana spot ETF product recently. The trading code is SOEZ, and it’s now available for trading on the market.
This is actually quite noteworthy. As a globally renowned asset management company, Franklin Templeton has previously made moves in the crypto ETF space. This time, by directly targeting the Solana ecosystem, they’re adding another layer of traditional financial recognition to this high-performance public chain.
The launch of SOEZ means investors can now get exposure to Solana directly through traditional brokerage accounts, without worrying about wallets, private keys, and other technical barriers. For those who want to participate in the Solana ecosystem but are used to traditional investment methods, this is undoubtedly a convenient option.
From a market perspective, the emergence of more and more institutional-grade products also indirectly shows that crypto assets are gradually being accepted by the mainstream financial system. Of course, an ETF is ultimately a financial derivative, and its performance is linked to the underlying asset, but investors still need to do their own research regarding the specific operating logic and risk characteristics.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 20h ago
Now the big institutions are really starting to enter aggressively, SOL is about to take off.
Recognition from traditional finance is definitely a plus, but can SOEZ really attract those old retail investors? I feel like it still depends on the market trend afterward.
Not having to manage your own private keys is definitely convenient, but it does take away a bit of the decentralized spirit...
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SoliditySlayer
· 20h ago
Sol is taking off again, now even old money can get on board directly.
Traditional finance is starting to copy our homework, makes sense.
The launch of SOEZ is actually a signal that institutions recognize SOL, optimistic.
The big players are so active, it means something big is coming.
No need to mess with wallets anymore, this is great news for retail investors.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 20h ago
Damn, now even the old-timers in traditional finance are getting into SOL. As a social introvert, do I need to hurry and jump on board too?
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Tokenomics911
· 20h ago
Solana is about to take off again; it's really different when institutions get involved.
Traditional finance is starting to pile into SOL too. What does that mean... The ecosystem must really have something to offer.
No more messing around with private keys; that's super friendly for newbies, but I still prefer the joy of self-custody.
With SOEZ coming out, retail investors have one more option to get in. Let's see how much capital it can attract going forward.
Institutional recognition is a good thing, but I still feel like it's a double-edged sword...
Franklin Templeton Solana Spot ETF officially launches for trading
[Bitpush] There’s another major move in the traditional asset management sector. Franklin Templeton, this well-established institution, has officially launched their Solana spot ETF product recently. The trading code is SOEZ, and it’s now available for trading on the market.
This is actually quite noteworthy. As a globally renowned asset management company, Franklin Templeton has previously made moves in the crypto ETF space. This time, by directly targeting the Solana ecosystem, they’re adding another layer of traditional financial recognition to this high-performance public chain.
The launch of SOEZ means investors can now get exposure to Solana directly through traditional brokerage accounts, without worrying about wallets, private keys, and other technical barriers. For those who want to participate in the Solana ecosystem but are used to traditional investment methods, this is undoubtedly a convenient option.
From a market perspective, the emergence of more and more institutional-grade products also indirectly shows that crypto assets are gradually being accepted by the mainstream financial system. Of course, an ETF is ultimately a financial derivative, and its performance is linked to the underlying asset, but investors still need to do their own research regarding the specific operating logic and risk characteristics.