- Launch targets U.S. investors with staking rewards.
- Crypto.com is involved as Custodian.
- Expected to enhance institutional inflows.

This marks a pivotal moment for U.S. crypto-asset ETFs, potentially enhancing institutional engagement with staking rewards in the financial sector.
Canary Capital Group LLC has taken a significant step by submitting an S-1 form to the SEC for a Staked CRO ETF. If approved, it will offer investors exposure to both the price and staking rewards of Cronos. Crypto.com will serve as the custodian, with Foris DAX Trust Company overseeing security measures, signaling a strengthened alliance. The fund, structured as a trust, could be among the first U.S.-based ETP offering CRO exposure and staking rewards. Crypto.com’s engagement underscores its commitment to merging digital finance with traditional systems.
The introduction of a Staked CRO ETF is expected to drive substantial new institutional inflows, with projections of increased participation in CRO staking. However, the market impact will largely hinge on SEC approval and subsequent investor interest. Eric Anziani, President and COO, Crypto.com stated, “ETFs have been an effective means for broadening investor participation in crypto and further integrating digital and traditional finance capabilities. We are tremendously excited to see this important step being taken in building towards all investors in the U.S. having the opportunity to engage with CRO through an ETF with Canary Capital.”
Potential regulatory impacts include setting a precedent for further staking-based financial products. Additionally, technological outcomes could boost trust in crypto-custody systems integrated with traditional finance, reflecting historical trends. The ETF, pending approval, might widen access to digital finance offerings in the U.S. financial markets.
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