BlackRock's First Staking-Enabled Ethereum ETF Set to Launch on Nasdaq
Svmuu News: Asset management giant BlackRock's staking-enabled Ethereum ETF, the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHB), is set to begin trading on Nasdaq this Thursday. The fund will hold spot Ethereum and allocate a portion of its assets for network staking, allowing investors to gain exposure to ETH's price while having the opportunity to earn staking rewards. ETHB is BlackRock's third crypto ETF and its first product to incorporate a staking mechanism. The company previously launched the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and the iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), with IBIT's assets under management exceeding $55 billion and ETHA's around $6.5 billion. BlackRock stated that introducing the staking feature aims to meet the demand of some investors who wish to earn yield while gaining ETH price exposure, while retaining the traditional financial advantages of ETFs in custody, trading, and asset allocation. (CoinDesk)
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