- REX introduces novel Ethereum and Solana ETFs.
- Funds structured to bypass typical SEC review.
- Potential increase in institutional interest in staking.

REX Shares, a known player in innovative ETFs, has filed for Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) staking ETFs in the US. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart highlighted the funds’ unique structures enabling ETF integration.
REX Shares filed an effective prospectus for ETFs to be listed soon. These ETFs own wholly-owned subsidiaries based in Cayman Islands, using a rare structure skipping the traditional SEC reviews. Seyffart noted, “BIG NEWS: @REXShares just filed an effective prospectus for Solana and Ethereum staking ETFs to list here in the US. Don’t know launch date but could be within the next few weeks. These are 40-act funds with a unique structure and do not go through the 19b-4 process.”
The introduction of these ETFs could enhance liquidity and attract more institutional interest in staking Solana and Ethereum. Staking features may boost ETH and SOL demand in the coming weeks, depending on ETF performance.
While traditional Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs had moderate success, adding staking features can catalyze financial shifts. These ETFs may bypass the typical SEC process, accelerating their market entry and market reaction.
Institutional participation in Ethereum and Solana could grow significantly with this novel fund structure. Staking-enabled investment products promise enhanced yields for investors, drawing attention from both market analysts and community members alike.
If successfully launched, these ETFs could influence future ETF structures, meeting investor demand for staking potential. Historical trends suggest increased ETF-driven adoption could further bridge the gap between cryptocurrencies and traditional finance sectors.
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