US Staking ETFs Poised for Growth Despite Regulatory and Market Challenges

June 9, 2025 - 2 min. read

By Karim Noun

Staking ETFs

The Securities and Exchange Commission confirmed on May 29 that staking is not considered a securities sale when customers keep their assets and get risks explained to them. It works the same for personal staking, delegated staking and custodial staking. The proposed legislation would require the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to look over secondary market token trading, but the SEC would still control how tokens are first offered to the public. As a result, hurdles for companies looking to produce staking reward ETFs are lowered.

Major Fund Managers Prepare Staking Products

BlackRock, Fidelity and Bitwise, among others, are launching staking ETFs that target some of the main cryptocurrencies. Even though there are no SEC . Approved staking ETFs as of now, support for new regulations is expected to open more doors.

Strong Yield Potential Attracts Interest

At the moment, it is possible to earn about 2.5 to 3% staking rewards for Ethereum tokens on main platforms. Solana rewards investors with 6.5% to 8% which is higher than the 2.1% that BNB delivers. As a result, these levels are now strong competitors to standard products.Ddue to falling equity risk premiums below 2.5% and low market volatility.

Market Scenarios Support Adoption

According to studies, staking ETFs might be a good idea under different possible outcomes of the trade conflict. If talks go smoothly and tax changes are less strict, Bitcoin can reach new highs. Furthermore, regulated staked currencies may gain ground in the sector. Even in poor markets for tariffs, ETFs with staking might outperform the stock market by making up for falling prices.

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