These products could unlock ~3% annual yield for traditional investors while boosting ETH’s lagging market performance. But regulatory hurdles, slashing penalties, liquidity risks, and Gensler-era scepticism threaten to delay or derail approval.
The SEC is facing pressure to approve applying for Ethereum staking ETFs after CME Group and NYSE Arca proposed amendments to existing bitcoin ETFs to include ethereum. These products could offer traditional investors access to a roughly 3% annual yield and an institutionally-recognized product for boosting ETH’s lagging market performance.
However, regulatory hurdles, slashing penalties, liquidity risks, and Gensler-era skepticism threaten to delay or derail approval. As Hong Kong has already permitted staking ETFs, the SEC will need to adapt or continue restricting the products. The answer could reshape institutional crypto adoption.
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