https://cryptoslate.com/staking-could-lower-fees-and-boost-interest-in-ethereum-etfs-analyst-claims/Staking could lower fees and boost interest in Ethereum ETFs, analyst claimsStaking could enable Ether ETFs to offer near-zero management fees, attracting more investors and solidifying Ethereum's network.
Staking could significantly boost the flow of investments into US-traded Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to Tom Wan, a former crypto analyst with 21.co.
On Nov. 7, Wan pointed out that staking could help the funds reduce management fees, increase the overall amount of Ethereum staked, and provide more substantial incentives for investors.
Wan noted that the absence of staking in Ethereum ETFs is currently a barrier to their success. Staking could be a “game changer,” enabling these ETFs to compete more effectively with Bitcoin ETFs.
No US-based Ethereum ETFs currently include staking due to regulatory concerns. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has raised questions over whether staking services could be considered unregistered securities offerings.
However, several analysts have indicated that the ETFs would significantly benefit from staking—a process that allows investors to lock up their Ethereum to validate transactions and earn rewards.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/trump-presidency-first-staked-ether-etf-nansen-analystTrump win could fast-track first staked Ether ETF — Nansen analystMore Ether-related ETFs could help ETH prices rise above the old all-time high of $4,800, recorded nearly three years ago.
Donald Trump’s victory in the United States presidential election on Nov. 5 could pave the way for more diversified cryptocurrency financial products — specifically for the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, Ether.
Trump won the presidential election held on Nov. 5, which is seen as a net positive for crypto regulations over the next four years.