The U.S. Treasury confirmed late Monday that regulated crypto investment products — including certain ETPs and trusts — are now permitted to earn staking rewards under a defined compliance framework. The update was communicated through an official Treasury briefing and referenced by senior legal advisors in the sector.
The decision allows regulated funds to stake assets like Ethereum (ETH) or Solana (SOL) through licensed custodians, a shift that could widen institutional access to proof-of-stake (PoS) yields. Industry analysts note that this change may encourage more traditional asset managers to offer staking-enabled products, reinforcing network security and increasing on-chain participation. Early market reaction remained stable, with commentators highlighting the move as a constructive step for U.S. crypto integration rather than a speculative catalyst.
Regulators are expected to release further technical guidance over the coming weeks. Market participants will be watching for details on reporting standards, custody requirements, and eligible staking providers before broader rollout.
Source: https://x.com/SecScottBessent/status/1987968331681317312
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