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A new proposal has been submitted to allow staking options in the Fidelity Ethereum 
$2,412 ETF, launched nearly a year ago. The Cboe BZX Exchange has requested the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to remove the clause prohibiting staking from the ETF agreement, aiming to provide investors with additional earnings.
Regulatory Request and Details
The application document outlines that existing restrictions will be lifted to permit ETH staking operations under specific guidelines. The proposal aims to enhance the value tracking of ETF assets and increase the additional rewards for investors. This step seeks to enable investors to benefit from transactions occurring within the fund.
Staking Implementation
The application reveals that staking activities conducted by the ETF sponsor will focus on protecting the fund’s assets and providing returns to shareholders. The document assures that the fund will maintain adequate liquidity and that withdrawal processes will comply with regulatory rules. In this context, the oversight organization will control private key management.
The SEC is expected to respond to the proposal within 45 days. A recent shift in the SEC’s regulatory approach increases the likelihood of a positive outcome for the proposal. Investors are closely monitoring how market developments and regulatory decisions will impact ETF transactions.
The proposal highlights the growing interest in Ethereum since the consensus mechanism change in 2022. Investors could find opportunities to manage their assets more effectively due to the new functionalities the ETF might offer. Beyond the potential profit from ETH price rises, an average annual income of around 5% in ETH could attract investor interest in the ETF.
Meanwhile, while low fluctuations in Ethereum prices are observed, some market observers indicate that investors should remain cautious. As market activity continues, the new regulatory request is thought to be viewed as a feature that could provide additional profits for investors in the long run.
