The first crypto ETF with staking will be launched this week in the USA

A new milestone in the area of cryptocurrency plant products is imminent this Wednesday, since Rex Shares is preparing for fractured cryptocurrencies according to a company announcement to X the first stock market traded in the USA.
The ETF will reproduce the course of Solana (SOL) and offer its owners of Staking premiums-it is the first of its kind to combine price risk and return in a product regulated in the USA.
A hybrid structure for return and price risk
The fund is so designedthat he reproduces Solana's market performance and at the same time distributes staking returns to investors. Through stacking, owners can contribute to the safety and operation of a blockchain network and receive regular bonuses that the fund would like to pass on to the shareholders.
Rex Shares advertised the ETF as a groundbreaking product and explained:
“Next Wednesday: The first staked crypto ETF in the USA!”
Cooperation and submission of the documents
The laying on is followed by a joint submission of Rex Shares and Osprey Funds at the US stock exchange inspectorate SEC in May. The two companies applied for the registration of C-corporation ETFs that are supposed to invest directly in crypto-assets-one with a focus on Solana and the other on Ethereum (eth).
Both funds are structured in such a way that they stake some of the krrypto-assets held and thus achieve additional income beyond the pure increase in value increase in assets.
What this means for crypto investors
This is an important step to integrate staking-based returns into traditional investment instruments. While spot bitcoin ETFs are already successful, this staking ETF offers a new dynamic for investors who want to achieve passive crypto yields within a regulated framework.
The introduction could pave the way for further staking asset ETFs on the US market, especially in view of the growing interest of investors in decentralized financing (Defi) and income-generating strategies for digital assets.