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On December 5, BlackRock submitted its S-1 filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust (ETHB). This follows the fund’s earlier registration in Delaware on November 19 — a move that initially sparked industry speculation but is now confirmed with the formal SEC submission.
If approved, ETHB would hold Ethereum and delegate a portion of those holdings to approved staking partners, enabling investors to capture staking rewards without directly interacting with Web3 infrastructure.
This marks BlackRock’s first ETF product to include an on-chain yield-generating mechanism — a milestone many analysts see as a “turning point” for institutional crypto adoption.
“Bringing staking rewards into a fully regulated, exchange-traded product opens a door that didn’t exist before,” one analyst noted. “It blends traditional finance with native crypto yield in a way retail and institutional investors can actually access.”
The filing arrives at a time of accelerating interest in Ethereum-based products across global markets. With the SEC previously approving spot Bitcoin ETFs and later Ethereum ETFs, BlackRock’s staked offering could be the next major catalyst if regulators give the green light.
The approval timeline remains uncertain, but industry observers anticipate that the review process will extend into early 2026.
Still, the message is clear: Wall Street’s biggest player is doubling down on Ethereum — and now, on staking.
On December 5, BlackRock submitted its S-1 filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust (ETHB). This follows the fund’s earlier registration in Delaware on November 19 — a move that initially sparked industry speculation but is now confirmed with the formal SEC submission.
If approved, ETHB would hold Ethereum and delegate a portion of those holdings to approved staking partners, enabling investors to capture staking rewards without directly interacting with Web3 infrastructure.
This marks BlackRock’s first ETF product to include an on-chain yield-generating mechanism — a milestone many analysts see as a “turning point” for institutional crypto adoption.
“Bringing staking rewards into a fully regulated, exchange-traded product opens a door that didn’t exist before,” one analyst noted. “It blends traditional finance with native crypto yield in a way retail and institutional investors can actually access.”
The filing arrives at a time of accelerating interest in Ethereum-based products across global markets. With the SEC previously approving spot Bitcoin ETFs and later Ethereum ETFs, BlackRock’s staked offering could be the next major catalyst if regulators give the green light.
The approval timeline remains uncertain, but industry observers anticipate that the review process will extend into early 2026.
Still, the message is clear: Wall Street’s biggest player is doubling down on Ethereum — and now, on staking.
TerraFlow TOF Blind Box Launches Globally on February 12, 2026: Tokenizing Computing Power as Web3 E…
TerraFlow’s TOF blind box has officially launched, marking the engineering implementation of “hashrate assetization.” The project tokenizes real-world computing power into tradable and composable on-chain NFT assets, transforming hashrate into independently priced and freely combinable productive digital assets. Each NFT corresponds to actual hashrate weight and participates in protocol revenue distribution, directly linking its value to network productivity. The system automatically allocates funds, injects liquidity, and executes deflationary burns through smart contracts, establishing an internally balanced economic model. Users can upgrade hashrate NFTs through a synthesis mechanism, enabling asset leaps and enhanced rights. TerraFlow aims to build a hashrate-based economic system rooted in real production relationships—rather than market sentiment—advancing Web3 from narrative-driven speculation to endogenous value creation.
The Middle East Becomes Bitcoin’s New Frontier: Bitcoin MENA 2025 Marks a Global Turning Point in Ab…
Abu Dhabi, December 8 — Bitcoin MENA 2025 officially opened today at the Abu Dhabi ADNEC Center, drawing more than 12,000 participants from global policy institutions, sovereign wealth funds, Bitcoin enterprises, developers, and academics. The conference is widely viewed as a critical milestone in Bitcoin’s global expansion, signaling that the Middle East is rapidly emerging as a strategic hub for digital assets.
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The U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act and the EU’s MiCA represent two distinct approaches to digital asset governance. The former releases innovation flexibility through the division between securities and commodities and regulatory competition, while the latter builds order through a unified legal code, risk prevention, and consumer protection. The contest between the two will reshape innovation hubs, compliance costs, technical architectures, and global rule export, determining the value orientation embedded in the next generation of financial infrastructure.
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