Cboe Files to List Staked INJ ETF from Canary Capital
Cboe seeks to list Canary Capital’s staked INJ ETF, following SOL and ETH ETFs, boosting crypto ETF momentum.
- Cboe files to list a staked INJ ETF from Canary Capital.
- The ETF would be the third staked crypto ETF after SOL and ETH.
- This marks a growing trend of staking-based crypto investment products.
Cboe has officially filed to list a staked INJ ETF from Canary Capital, making it a possible third entrant in the growing market of staked cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds. Following recent approvals for Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) staked ETFs, the move signals increased institutional interest in staking-backed digital asset products.
Canary Capital’s ETF would allow investors to gain exposure to Injective ($INJ), a popular Layer-1 blockchain focused on finance applications, while also benefiting from staking rewards. This structure gives traditional investors access to crypto yields without directly managing crypto wallets or validators.
What Makes a Staked INJ ETF Significant?
The addition of a staked INJ ETF could be a major boost for Injective’s ecosystem. It would introduce mainstream capital to the network while helping investors earn passive staking income through a regulated product. For INJ, which has strong backing from players like Binance and is known for its DeFi focus, this listing could enhance liquidity and visibility.
The potential listing also demonstrates that U.S. regulators are warming up to staking ETFs, a product type previously considered too complex or risky. If approved, the staked INJ ETF will follow in the footsteps of recently filed or approved staked SOL and ETH ETFs, indicating a new category of crypto ETFs may be forming.
ETF Momentum Builds in the Crypto Sector
The ETF race in the crypto sector is heating up. Traditional financial institutions and exchanges like Cboe are now competing to bring innovative, staking-enabled ETF products to market. This momentum could open the door for more Layer-1 tokens like AVAX, ATOM, or ADA to be considered next.
While the approval timeline is unclear, the filing shows a clear trend: the future of crypto ETFs may lie not just in exposure to digital assets, but also in capturing the yields they generate through staking.
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