2026-01-08 00:25:14

A leading cryptocurrency ETP product recently announced a new dividend plan. Its Ethereum product TETH will distribute staking rewards to investors, with an amount of $0.010378 per share. The dividend rights registration date is set for January 8, 2026, and funds will be credited the next day (January 9).

The design concept of this product is quite interesting—allowing holders to participate in Ethereum's price performance through traditional financial channels while also earning staking rewards. There is no need to manage wallets and private keys directly, which simplifies risk management.

Of course, there are a few points to note about this product. First, it trades at market prices in real-time, so price fluctuations are inevitable; second, liquidity may be insufficient; and third, the regulatory environment of the cryptocurrency market itself is still evolving. It is also important to note that this type of product is not covered by FDIC insurance, so thorough research is recommended before investing.

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SudoRm-RfWallet/

· 01-09 01:31

$0.010378? This dividend is a bit too stingy, and I have to wait another day for it to arrive. The TETH gameplay is indeed convenient, but liquidity is concerning... Can anyone really cash out smoothly? The part without FDIC insurance is the most heartbreaking, like gambling here.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 01-08 00:55

Haha, it's the same old story. Not having to manage your private keys sounds great, but what about the fees? Wait, is the lack of liquidity really serious? A 0.01 USD dividend... doesn't really make much sense even after calculating. ETP is for people who don't want to stake themselves, but the risk is still there. The regulation part is real; let's wait until the hype dies down and see. I just want to know what makes this better than directly buying and holding ETH.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 01-08 00:45

I don't understand why it has to be through ETP; isn't direct staking more attractive? --- 0.010378 doesn't seem very appealing either. --- Worrying about liquidity and lacking insurance coverage makes it feel pretty useless. --- Traditional financial products always feel a bit unreliable; managing your own wallet is more reassuring. --- These products are designed for lazy people; the cost is bearing various risks yourself.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-08 00:42

0.010378 this number... Wait, I need to calculate what the actual dividend yield is. It feels like there might be arbitrage opportunities. Insufficient liquidity? That's the real issue, right? What is the trading depth of TETH, and is there a chance for me to exploit price differences? Using traditional financial channels to buy ETH is indeed comfortable, but the cost is getting hit with a slippage, which I can't avoid.

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FlatTax

· 01-08 00:30

I have to say, the dividend amount is a bit disappointing... It's already 2026, and you're still pondering the ETP setup? Isn't directly solo staking more profitable? Participating in ETH through traditional channels? Sounds convenient, but what about the fees, the lack of liquidity—these are all factors you need to consider yourself. Talking about risk simplification every day, but with no insurance coverage, I think that's the biggest trap. Less than $0.01 per share? Feels like it's not even as good as mining on the chain yourself. A friend of mine bought a similar product before, but the price fluctuations made him sick... maybe he's just too inexperienced. So the key question is, how much cheaper is this thing compared to just holding the spot? Without comparison, there's no harm in pointing it out. Has anyone really gotten rich through this method, or is it just another new trick to cut leeks?

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