Franklin Templeton Seeks SEC Relief to Trade Tokenized Funds on Blockchain
Franklin Templeton is pressing the SEC for relief that would let tokenized money market funds and ETFs trade on blockchain venues, following an Oct. 9 meeting with the SEC Crypto Task Force to clarify pricing, fees, and pooled‑asset rules.
If granted, the exemption could unlock a new pipeline for institutional crypto adoption, letting traditional finance giants move assets onto distributed ledgers while staying within existing regulatory frameworks, potentially reshaping how money market products are priced and settled.
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