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Franklin Templeton launches dedicated crypto division after closing 250 Digital acquisition


The new unit arrives amid rapid growth in tokenized assets, with Franklin Templeton's onchain product suite expanding from roughly $768 million to more than $2.5 billion over the past year.$Global asset manager Franklin Templeton has completed its acquisition of crypto asset manager 250 Digital, closing a deal first announced in April and expanding its digital asset business with a new division focused on cryptocurrency investing.

As part of the transaction, Franklin Templeton absorbed 250 Digital's investment team and cryptocurrency strategies into a newly created division called Franklin Crypto. The unit will be led by former 250 Digital executives Christopher Perkins and Seth Ginns alongside Franklin Templeton digital assets executive Tony Pecore.

The acquisition follows CoinFund's decision earlier this year to spin out its liquid strategies business into 250 Digital as the crypto investment firm sharpened its focus on venture investing.

Franklin Templeton said Franklin Crypto will offer institutional investors actively managed cryptocurrency strategies, combining the investment capabilities of the former 250 Digital team with the asset manager's global distribution network. The company did not disclose the financial terms of the acquisition.

The new division builds on the asset manager's existing digital asset business, which includes a dedicated unit focused on digital asset research, portfolio construction and institutional risk management. Franklin Templeton manages approximately $1.78 trillion in assets and operates in more than 35 countries, according to the company. 

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Ripple Has Burned $539M RLUSD in Last 30 Days, with 74% Destroyed on Ethereum
On-chain data shows that Ripple has burned up to $539 million worth of RLUSD in the past 30 days, with most of these burns occurring on the Ethereum network.

The Ripple stablecoin, RLUSD, has continued to record impressive growth since its launch in December 2024. Interestingly, recent developments suggest Ripple may be pivoting more toward the XRP Ledger while reducing the stablecoin’s supply on Ethereum.
According to data sourced by a community-driven RLUSD tracker developed by validator Vet, Ripple has burned $539 million in RLUSD since May 23, 2026, with burns outpacing mints by more than $129 million within this period.
Notably, most of these burns occurred from early to mid-June immediately after a significant $127 million mint on June 1. 

Specifically, from June 2, Ripple went on an RLUSD burning spree that lasted until June 12, representing nine consecutive days of intraday burns, the longest intraday burn streak since the December 2024 launch. It bears mentioning that these days also saw mints, but burns overshadowed them, leading to negative supply changes.

During this period, Ripple burned $226 million worth of RLUSD tokens, with the largest single-day incineration involving $75.1 million on June 3. This day saw a net supply change of -$58.3 million for RLUSD, as the payments company minted $16.8 million. The second-largest single-day burn involved $67.1 million on June 4.

After the June 2 to 12 spree, intraday activities alternated between net positive and negative supply changes. Before now, Ripple had already burned 196.6 million RLUSD from May 27 to 29. These large transactions contributed to the $539.3 million figure for the past month.






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Japan is advancing a major regulatory reform that would move crypto assets from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA). This reflects a broader market reality: crypto is increasingly used as an investment asset rather than a payment tool. Following the approval of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, institutional ownership has expanded rapidly, helping integrate Bitcoin into mainstream asset management. Under the proposed framework, crypto assets would be treated as a distinct category of financial products. New rules covering disclosure, market manipulation, insider trading, and stronger oversight of service providers are expected to improve transparency and investor protection. For DeFi, however, many questions remain open. Rather than regulating all DeFi activities the same way, policymakers are increasingly focused on identifying who actually controls or influences users. Protocol developers, front-end operators, wallet providers, DAOs, and token issuers may ultimately face different responsibilities. At XWIN, we believe future regulation should focus on functions and real-world control rather than labels. At the same time, stronger disclosure standards, KYT-based compliance, and KYC-enabled DeFi models could help balance innovation with investor protection. The shift to FIEA is not simply a regulatory change. It marks the beginning of a new phase in which digital assets become part of Japan’s broader financial system, creating new opportunities for both institutional investors and the DeFi ecosystem. Written by XWIN Japan

Japan is advancing a major regulatory reform that would move crypto assets from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA). This reflects a broader market reality: crypto is increasingly used as an investment asset rather than a payment tool. Following the approval of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, institutional ownership has expanded rapidly, helping integrate Bitcoin into mainstream asset management. Under the proposed framework, crypto assets would be treated as a distinct category of financial products. New rules covering disclosure, market manipulation, insider trading, and stronger oversight of service providers are expected to improve transparency and investor protection. For DeFi, however, many questions remain open. Rather than regulating all DeFi activities the same way, policymakers are increasingly focused on identifying who actually controls or influences users. Protocol developers, front-end operators, wallet providers, DAOs, and token issuers may ultimately face different responsibilities. At XWIN, we believe future regulation should focus on functions and real-world control rather than labels. At the same time, stronger disclosure standards, KYT-based compliance, and KYC-enabled DeFi models could help balance innovation with investor protection. The shift to FIEA is not simply a regulatory change. It marks the beginning of a new phase in which digital assets become part of Japan’s broader financial system, creating new opportunities for both institutional investors and the DeFi ecosystem. Written by XWIN Japan

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