The path to the U.S. market for the Franklin Solana ETF was completed this week following listing approval from NYSE Arca. This step is the last in the regulatory process, and market participants expect the fund (ticker SOEZ) to launch within days. Roger Bayston, Head of Digital Assets at Franklin Templeton, stated that investors are “looking beyond the first generation of digital assets” for exposure to networks demonstrating real-world adoption at scale, such as Solana.
The entry of another major asset manager like Franklin Templeton underscores the growing institutional demand for Solana-focused products. This is added to SOL’s recent strong performance ($141.57, with a 10.30% daily increase) and the firm’s general expansion in the crypto market. The approval of this ETF demonstrates the maturation of regulatory standards for assets other than the main assets, Bitcoin and Ethereum.
With the imminent launch of the Franklin Solana ETF, the market focus shifts to SOL’s price levels. Ali Martinez’s technical analysis indicates that the bullish structure remains intact, with crucial support on the long-term ascending trendline (the $120–$130 zone). The key resistance to watch is $170, a break of which could open the way toward targets of $200 and $239.
Disclaimer: Crypto Economy Flash News is prepared using official and public sources verified by our editorial team. Its purpose is to quickly report relevant facts from the crypto and blockchain ecosystem. This information does not constitute financial advice or investment recommendations. We recommend always verifying the official channels of each project before making related decisions.
