According to GrayScale CEO Peter Mintzberg, since October 10th, their two Ethereum ETFs have earned investors over $11.8 million in staking rewards.
This achievement is no brag—public data as of December 8th shows that GrayScale's total staking rewards in the US market rank first.
What does this mean? Traditional financial institutions can also get creative with ETF products and staking. For ordinary investors, participating in Ethereum staking through ETFs is much more hassle-free than running their own nodes, and the returns are visible.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-13 23:55
Gray's recent move is indeed impressive; $11.8 million in staking rewards directly outshine other institutions, truly proving to be a seasoned veteran of traditional finance.
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GasFeeLover
· 12-13 05:38
Grayscale is flexing again, with $11.8 million USD. Indeed, that's impressive. But the satisfaction of running your own node can't be compensated for.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-11 14:40
Gray's move is indeed aggressive; ranking first in staking rewards isn't just hype... It's just a matter of whether they can maintain stability later on.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 12-11 14:38
Damn, Grayscale's move is a bit ruthless, staking profits of 11.8 million USD just like that?
Is that real? Are they still the number one in staking yields in the US market? Traditional finance is indeed wealthy and reckless.
Wait, if that's the case, why am I running my own node? Just go for the ETF instead? No need to stare at the screen every day.
Hold on, are the fees really that high? Has anyone calculated it?
Grayscale is essentially bleeding its liquidity to itself, using its own liquidity to siphon off profits. By the way, should we be cautious about centralized risks in Ethereum staking?
11.8 million... I don’t even have a fraction of that, haha.
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SilentObserver
· 12-11 14:27
Gray's recent moves are indeed aggressive; $11.8 million in staking rewards have been poured in, showing that traditional institutions are not to be underestimated.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 12-11 14:21
Gray's move this time is really top-notch; the $11.8 million staking rewards directly dominate the market's first place... Ordinary people simply can't handle this scale.
According to GrayScale CEO Peter Mintzberg, since October 10th, their two Ethereum ETFs have earned investors over $11.8 million in staking rewards.
This achievement is no brag—public data as of December 8th shows that GrayScale's total staking rewards in the US market rank first.
What does this mean? Traditional financial institutions can also get creative with ETF products and staking. For ordinary investors, participating in Ethereum staking through ETFs is much more hassle-free than running their own nodes, and the returns are visible.