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  1. Major financial firms, including Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, are accumulating BTC via a competitive, low-fee spot ETF registered with the SEC.

Franklin Templeton filed with the SEC to launch new ETFs seeking to integrate Bitcoin into its product offerings.

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Franklin Templeton filed with the SEC to launch new ETFs seeking to integrate Bitcoin into its product offerings.

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  1. Franklin Templeton launches Bitcoin ETFs on Nasdaq.1 source
  2. Franklin Templeton is filing novel ETFs linking dividends to Bitcoin and targeting Nasdaq-listed companies.1 source
  3. Franklin Templeton is joining the race to launch Bitcoin ETFs via the SEC.1 source

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