Morgan Stanley compares, in a newsletter for financial advisors, three methods of staking: through an exchange-traded product, a centralized exchange or a self-custody wallet. Each option affects liquidity, the risk of validator penalties and the share of rewards ultimately received by investors. The Ethereum Trust (MSSE) is designed to stake between 50% and 80% of its ETH, while the Solana Trust (MSOL) can stake up to 100% of its SOL. These trusts are expected to pass approximately 95% of gross staking rewards to shareholders after provider fees and charge a 0.14% sponsor fee. Morgan Stanley says it retains none of the staking income, as its broader crypto product lineup exceeds $14 billion in assets under management.
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