BlackRock just dropped a filing with the SEC for a staked ETH product that's fundamentally different from their current spot Ethereum Trust. This one's designed to capture both price movement and staking rewards in a single vehicle. If approved, it would mark a shift in how institutional players package yield-bearing crypto assets for traditional investors. The separation from their existing ETF suggests they're betting on demand for income-generating exposure beyond simple price speculation.
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BlackRock just dropped a filing with the SEC for a staked ETH product that's fundamentally different from their current spot Ethereum Trust. This one's designed to capture both price movement and staking rewards in a single vehicle. If approved, it would mark a shift in how institutional players package yield-bearing crypto assets for traditional investors. The separation from their existing ETF suggests they're betting on demand for income-generating exposure beyond simple price speculation.