SEC delays the decision of the investment funds traded in Franklin Templeton until late 2025

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SEC extends the review period for Franklin Templeton Solana and XRP ETFS to late 2025.
New Tamps: October 2025 for Solana ETF and November 2025 for XRP ETF.
The extension reflects the continuous organizational audit, not an indication of approval or rejection.

The US Securities and Stock Exchange Committee (SEC) delayed the deadline for reviewing Franklin Templeton Funds on the Stock Exchange (SOL) and XRP. The organizer now intends to announce its decision in October 2025 for Solana and November 2025 for XRP, more than expected.

Franklin TempletonDirector of Raed Asset, plans to these investment funds as part of a larger initiative to introduce more coding financial products to collective markets. If approved, this will be one of the first investment funds traded in Solana and XRP available in the United States, and it is a potential standard for Altcoin integration in the prevailing financing.

SEC delay

SEC has called for more analysis and general review of market safety, investor protection and compliance with the stock exchange law. The agency explained that delay is procedural and not an indication of rejection. As with previous Crypto ETF reviews, SEC examines proposals with care to verify that they meet strict regulatory standards, especially in the field of manipulation and nursery safety.

The extension as the conservative approach of SEC to deal with the financial tools derived from the encrypted currency. While the agency recently wiped the investment funds circulating in Bitcoin earlier this year, the ALTCOIN investment funds are still undergoing the tougher scrutiny due to questions that are still not answered about decentralization and legal status.

The delay comes at a time when institutional and arcade investors build an interest in the investment funds circulating in Altcoin, which they see as an entrance to the world of encryption and organized financial systems. But with reserved options until late 2025, hopes and organizational uncertainty still sit in investor morale in the formation of the background.

Currently, the encryption world will see SEC’s progress in the review process.