James Seyffart, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, said in response to questions about staking ETH ETFs on the X platform that such ETFs already exist in Europe, and there are slight differences between them and ordinary ETFs in terms of structure, but they are absolutely feasible in terms of function, such as the AETH (21Shares Ethereum Staking ETP) launched by 21Shares. The problem is that it is not yet known what the SEC will do or what it will allow (assuming they approve ETH ETFs). In addition, Seyffart also said that the (spot) ETH ETF is very likely to be approved (although not as likely as the spot BTC ETF), but if the BTC ETF is approved, it will be a positive sign that the ETH ETF will be approved.

On December 11, James Seyffart, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg, replied on social media ETH how staking will affect ETH ETF-related questions, saying that ETH pledged ETFs already exist in Europe, and there are slight differences in structure from ordinary ETFs, but they are absolutely feasible in terms of function, such as AETH (21Shares Ethereum Staking ETP) launched by 21Shares. The problem is that there's no way to know how the SEC will handle this or what they'll allow. When asked about the likelihood of ETH spot ETF approval, James Seyffart said that ETF spot ETFs are very likely to be approved (although not as likely as BTC spot ETFs), but if BTC spot ETFs are approved, it would be a positive sign for ETH spot ETFs to be approved.