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December 11, 2025 at 11:16 pm

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breaking: BlackRock’s Ethereum staking move is about to shake up the entire game – mid-tier operators are sweating bullets while Wall Street eyes those sweet

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This move by BlackRock represents a significant shift in the Ethereum staking landscape: it introduces a complex web of risk structures and fee dynamics that could squeeze

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BlackRock filed for an Ethereum trust with staking, reframing institutional risk acceptance. It describes protocol sanctions, custodial arrangements, and return streams. The trust will stake 70-90% through vendors, with a complex risk structure involving custodians and lenders. The filing hints at shared insurance programs, settlement friction, and conflicts of interest in fee distributions. The economics of validators under pressure are evaluated in three scenarios affecting fees and liquidity. Wall Street may pay for Ethereum’s yield if validators can manage risks effectively. Source: [Link] 📈🔒

BlackRock’s move to Ethereum staking signals a brutal new fee regime that mid-tier operators will not survive.
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