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Franklin Templeton Explores Blockchain Networks Beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum

Franklin Templeton Explores Blockchain Networks Beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum

In a recent development in the cryptocurrency domain, Ripple's CTO, David Schwartz, has thrown his support behind the XRP Ledger (XRPL) following a statement from asset manager Franklin Templeton.

The latter, managing over $1.5 trillion, expressed openness to exploring blockchain networks beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Schwartz emphasized XRPL’s decade-long track record for reliability and stability, highlighting its prowess in tokenizing a variety of assets.

This endorsement by a prominent figure in the crypto community sparks discussions about XRPL’s capabilities.

Ripple CTO’s support was seconded by XRP lawyer Bill Morgan, who also criticized Franklin Templeton’s consideration of Solana (SOL), asserting XRPL’s superior reliability.


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Franklin Templeton’s openness to blockchain networks beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, recognizing Solana’s vision, signals a strategic interest in diversification.

This aligns with a broader industry trend where major players actively seek opportunities beyond established giants, reshaping the evolving landscape.

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