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- Franklin Templeton launches SOEZ, entering the growing Solana ETF market

- Existing Solana ETFs hold $929.7M and saw strong single-day inflows on Dec. 2

- SOEZ may attract rapid allocation as major platforms adopt Franklin's product

Franklin Templeton has introduced a new Solana (CRYPTO: $SOL ) exchange-traded fund under the ticker SOEZ, adding another product to a sector that has expanded across U.S. exchanges this year. The $1.69 trillion asset manager confirmed the launch today, drawing immediate attention not only for its entry into the Solana market but also for the ticker itself, which quickly circulated across trader discussions.

The new listing joins a group of Solana ETFs already trading on platforms such as the NYSE, CBOE, and NASDAQ under tickers including BSOL, GSOL, TSOL, FSOL, VSOL, and SOLC. Combined, these products held $929.7 million in net assets as of December 2, according to market filings. The group also registered $45.77 million in daily net inflow on December 2, marking one of the strongest single-day increases for Solana-linked investment products during a month characterized by inconsistent trading cycles.

The current asset level shows that multiple issuers have attracted capital even without participation from one of the largest managers in the industry. This positions Franklin Templeton's arrival as a potentially meaningful shift in how institutional allocators evaluate Solana-based instruments.

Larger Managers Seen as Catalysts for Allocation Shifts

Market analysts note that funds from major issuers often serve as default choices for platforms and automated investment systems. With this launch, attention turns to how quickly SOEZ may accumulate assets once major brokerages and model portfolios begin listing the product.

SOEZ also enters a market where Solana has seen heightened online visibility, and the ticker has already become part of broader community conversations. While this does not determine performance, analysts have observed that retail engagement increases when product branding aligns with ongoing cultural or thematic trends in the Solana ecosystem.

If existing Solana ETFs are approaching the billion-dollar mark, the timeline for SOEZ's growth is now a central question for market participants. The combination of Franklin Templeton's scale and current sector momentum has placed the new listing among the launches expected to track some of the faster-growing ETFs heading into late 2025.