Franklin Templeton's Head of Digital Assets, Roger Baston, shared insights into the future of cryptocurrency investments, highlighting the potential of Solana (SOL) as a new candidate
Franklin Templeton’s Head of Digital Assets, Roger Baston, shared insights into the future of cryptocurrency investments, highlighting the potential of Solana (SOL) as a new candidate for an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF).
This follows a week marked by significant fund flows in the Ethereum ETF market despite a general decline in Ether prices.
Franklin Templeton’s Focus on Demystifying Crypto
In an interview with Bloomberg, Roger Baston stressed that Franklin Templeton is focused on demystifying and opening up the world of crypto investments. When asked about the initial demand for the spot Ethereum ETF and whether there was any disappointment due to Ethereum not rallying, Baston clarified,
“No, there’s no disappointment at all. I think we’re super early in this transition of making crypto easy to access.”
He pointed out that, although Ethereum has not yet become as famous as Bitcoin, it holds a lot of promise because its network is capable of solving many issues in the decentralized environment.
Baston discussed how the company is trying to make these assets more accessible to investors through brokerage accounts and ETFs. Franklin Templeton Head of Digital Assets also expressed optimism about the future, not just for Ethereum and Bitcoin, but also for other promising projects in the blockchain and digital asset infrastructure.
Potential of Spot Solana ETF
However, when asked about Ethereum’s possible complexity for the ordinary investor, Baston agreed that it could be overwhelming.
Nonetheless, according to him, those investors interested in technology-based portfolios may well welcome the improvements on efficiency brought about by decentralized ledger systems such as Ethereum
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