Bsatoshi reported on December 4 that Jenny Johnson, President and CEO of Franklin Templeton, said in an interview at the Fortune Global Forum that she personally holds some cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, SushiSwap, Uniswap, etc., but It represents a low proportion of its overall investment portfolio. When asked when the first Bitcoin spot ETF would be approved, Johnson said it was in the hands of regulators and they were working to figure out the best approach. Regulators, whose job it is to protect consumers, will approve a Bitcoin spot ETF when appropriate. When asked about customer interest in Bitcoin spot ETFs, Johnson said there is clearly customer demand for Bitcoin and she personally believes spot ETFs are a better way to obtain Bitcoin. But Bitcoin also faces some challenges. It's difficult to classify it into any one investment category. It can be either a risky asset or a safe-haven asset.
