But if you thought Franklin’s crypto journey began with its Bitcoin and Ether ETFs listed last year, you’re probably unaware of how significant and longstanding its digital asset footprint actually is ... not to mention the laser eyes!
Well, here’s your best chance to catch up quick: we’re honoured to welcome Franklin’s Head of Digital Assets, Roger Bayston, and Head of ETF Product and Capital Markets, David Mann, to the CFB Talks Digital Assets podcast.
Join us to learn how EZPZ is just one of the fruits of Franklin’s growing track record on-chain, stemming from their tokenized money market fund launched in 2021, and beyond.
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A 3.5% CPI print, three hawkish FOMC dissents, and renewed Iran strikes drove a broad rebound across digital assets in July. Every CF Benchmarks index rose, fund flows turned positive at $409 million after eight weeks of outflows, and crypto diverged from tech as the Nasdaq fell 3.2%.

Mark Pilipczuk
Digital assets fell as a bloc while individual tokens pulled violently apart. Index moves stayed clustered even as constituent dispersion widened. Defensive factors failed to defend, stress sat in the long tail, and implied volatility gave up its event premium as funding dislocated at the front end.

Mark Pilipczuk
July's rally has stalled, with the Market factor flat at +0.02% and its four-week gain down to +0.48% from +7.13%. Momentum led a second straight week at +1.96%, its first back-to-back run since late May, while Growth reversed to +1.74% and Value fell to the bottom at -1.93%.

Mark Pilipczuk
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