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Franklin Templeton has launched the seventh Solana ETF on Wall Street, offering staking rewards. However, recent outflows suggest cooling investor interest, with SOL price remaining stagnant.

After a market-wide panic, XRP surged over 10%, driven by significant institutional inflows into new ETFs, whale accumulation, and bullish technical signals, outperforming major assets like Bitcoin.

Solana’s price surged over 12%, breaking a key downtrend line, while U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw a massive $45.77 million in daily inflows, signaling strong institutional interest.

With the launch of multiple XRP ETFs, Wall Street is showing interest in Ripple’s token. This article explains what XRP ETFs are and why institutional involvement could boost the price.

New XRP ETFs from Grayscale and Franklin Templeton launch with strong inflows, fueling optimism for a price surge as analysts point to bullish patterns.

Grayscale’s Dogecoin ETF launched on the NYSE to a lukewarm reception, with just $1.4 million in first-day trading volume. This starkly contrasts with the highly successful launches of Solana and XRP ETFs, which saw volumes over 40 times higher.

XRP has surged over 22% in recent days, marking its best performance since August. The rally is fueled by significant capital inflows into newly launched XRP exchange-traded funds on Wall Street from major players like Franklin Templeton and Grayscale.

The Amsterdam exchange opened sharply lower with the AEX dropping below 925 points and ASML plunging over 5%. The sell-off, driven by a tech slump on Wall Street and AI bubble fears, also impacted crypto markets.