2026-01-05 18:23:26

Grayscale's Ethereum Staking ETF product receives a major update. Its Ethereum Staking ETF (ETHE) officially becomes the first Ethereum ETP product in the US market to support direct distribution of Ethereum staking rewards to investors, marking an important step in the integration of traditional finance and the Web3 ecosystem.

Simultaneously, there has been a series of product line name adjustments—ETHE is officially renamed Grayscale Ethereum Staking ETF to emphasize its staking function, ETH is renamed Grayscale Ethereum Staking Mini ETF, and GSOL has also been updated accordingly. These measures not only improve the clarity of the product lineup but also reflect the increasing attention of institutional investors to Ethereum staking yields as a new asset allocation method. As the staking ecosystem matures, the emergence of similar products is expected to further promote the integration of crypto assets with traditional financial markets.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-06 11:57

Gray's recent move has some substance; staking rewards are directly distributed to investors, and it seems to be aiming to capture the institutional market.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-05 18:53

Grayscale's recent moves are quite impressive, finally giving institutions the confidence to participate in staking. Staking rewards distributed directly? That would save a lot on transaction fees. It's also renaming and optimizing, basically trying to attract more American institutional money. Playing ETF nesting like this makes staking seem a bit too "formal." Traditional finance entering the scene is indeed powerful, but does this kill the wild nature of DeFi? The recent Ethereum staking integration feels like the landscape is about to change. Wait, the first in the US? What about Europe? Falling behind again. Grayscale's rebranding this time is quite significant, clearly part of a bigger plan. Who benefits the most from a mature staking ecosystem? I bet Grayscale. The flagship product for institutional entry has been launched, retail investors should wake up.

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MevWhisperer

· 01-05 18:40

Direct staking dividends credited to the account, now the institutions are really starting to get involved. Just want to ask if the yield can be competitive. Grayscale's move was quite good; the integration is becoming more and more reliable. They changed their name multiple times, but honestly, it's still to attract traditional financial money. The staking ecosystem maturing is indeed a good thing, but will the fees be eaten up by half? Now Ethereum is really turning into a financial product. Sounds good, just see how much actual return it can provide.

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-05 18:36

Staking rewards are directly credited to the account, this is the Web3 experience I want Grayscale's move is quite clever, combining the convenience of traditional finance with crypto yields Finally, the professional players are in the staking game, is the retail investor's spring coming? This name is changed to be super long... can't remember it haha Institutional entry is a whole different level, I'm just waiting to earn interest The compliance path is becoming clearer, it feels like crypto is really about to go mainstream Directly distributing the rewards to you, no need to fuss yourself... knowledgeable

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