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Franklin Templeton Adapts Money Market Funds for S...
Cointelegraph•Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at 02:00 PM•1 min read

Franklin Templeton Adapts Money Market Funds for Stablecoin Rules

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Franklin Templeton is modifying its institutional money market funds to accommodate stablecoin reserves and the utilization of onchain cash. This adaptation will be achieved without the introduction of new crypto-native products, according to reports. The development signals a move by traditional financial institutions to integrate with the evolving landscape of digital assets and blockchain technology. The adaptation may reflect a strategic response to changing regulatory environments surrounding stablecoins in the United States.

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Franklin Templeton Adapts Money Market Funds for S...
Cointelegraph•Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at 02:00 PM•1 min read

Franklin Templeton Adapts Money Market Funds for Stablecoin Rules

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Franklin Templeton is modifying its institutional money market funds to accommodate stablecoin reserves and the utilization of onchain cash. This adaptation will be achieved without the introduction of new crypto-native products, according to reports. The development signals a move by traditional financial institutions to integrate with the evolving landscape of digital assets and blockchain technology. The adaptation may reflect a strategic response to changing regulatory environments surrounding stablecoins in the United States.

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Florida Senate passes state-level stablecoin bill, awaits DeSantis’ signature

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Bitcoin slips below $68,000 heading into the weekend as dollar posts steepest weekly gain in a year

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