Analysis: Crypto ETFs with staking features can significantly boost returns, but may not be suitable for all investors

According to a report by Jinse Finance, investors currently have two options: one is to hold Ethereum directly, and the other is to purchase shares of a staking ETF, where the fund obtains staking rewards on behalf of investors. Although staking ETFs can generate returns, compared to holding Ethereum (ETH) directly on an exchange or in a wallet, these products not only carry risks but also reduce investors' control over their assets. Grayscale's Ethereum Staking ETF recently paid a dividend of $0.083178 per share, which means an investment of $1,000 would yield a reward of $3.16.