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Franklin Templeton has unveiled the composition of its exchange-traded index fund EZPZ., 2026/03/31 18:01:21
The investment firm Franklin Templeton has reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding the assets included in its spot exchange-traded fund, the Franklin Crypto Index (EZPZ).
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The index fund was launched in February of the previous year, initially providing investors access solely to Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, in December, Franklin Templeton expanded the fund’s composition by incorporating six additional cryptocurrencies: ADA (Cardano), DOGE (Dogecoin), LINK (Chainlink), SOL (Solana), XLM (Stellar), and XRP (Ripple).
Currently, the ETF manages assets totaling approximately $10 million. The exchange-traded fund remains focused on the two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. Bitcoin dominates the asset allocation of the Franklin Crypto Index, accounting for over 76% of the fund (116.5 BTC valued at $7.7 million). Ethereum represents around 12% (623 coins worth $1.2 million).
The third-largest asset in the fund is the cryptocurrency XRP. As of the end of 2025, the altcoin’s share in this ETF was 5.91%, but it was later adjusted to 5.85%. In total, the fund holds approximately 447,679 XRP, valued at $591,026.
Last year, Franklin Templeton launched a separate spot ETF linked to the cryptocurrency Ripple, known as the Franklin XRP ETF (XRPZ). Since then, the net inflow of funds into the fund has reached $321.5 million, with net assets currently amounting to $210.78 million. This makes it the third-largest fund among ETFs tracking XRP, following those of Canary Capital and Bitwise Asset Management.
Last year, Franklin Templeton announced the launch of the first tokenized securities fund in Europe, UCITS SICAV, based on the Stellar blockchain. The fund is registered in Luxembourg.
