BlackRock’s Staking Proposal Tests SEC’s Crypto ETF Boundaries
The SEC’s decision to review staking for BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF could signal a pivotal shift in crypto investment products.
The SEC’s decision to review staking for BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF could signal a pivotal shift in crypto investment products.
Investors awaiting the SEC’s decision on the Trump-backed Truth Social Bitcoin ETF will have to wait longer—the regulator has extended its review period to September 18.
Ethereum investment products have crossed $7.79 billion in 2025 inflows—outpacing 2024’s total—while Bitcoin funds saw $175 million in outflows last week despite bullish price action.
Another $534 million poured into US spot Ethereum ETFs on Tuesday, fueling speculation that ETH’s rally has legs.
Bitwise’s plan to convert its crypto index fund into an ETF hit a snag after the SEC approved—then quickly paused—the move, creating uncertainty for investors.
BlackRock wants to let investors earn yield through its iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), filing with the SEC to enable staking.
Amid growing institutional crypto demand, Truth Social has filed for an ETF tracking Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cronos, and XRP—with BTC making up 70% of holdings.

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