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21Shares' Ethereum trading platform fund TETH is about to distribute dividends to its holders. The dividend comes from ETH staking rewards, and each share will receive $0.010378.
The specific schedule is as follows: January 8th is the ex-dividend date and the record date, and the payment will be made on January 9th. In other words, to receive this payout, you need to hold the fund before January 8th.
This provides long-term Ethereum position holders with an additional passive income option. By distributing staking rewards, the fund allows holders to enjoy the benefits of staking without managing nodes themselves, and liquidity is improved. Compared to traditional financial dividend mechanisms, this approach is becoming increasingly mature in the Web3 asset management field.
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TETH's gameplay is becoming more and more like traditional finance, but the liquidity is indeed attractive
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Wait, only 0.010378 per share? This yield needs to be calculated carefully
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Lazy person plan + passive income, Web3 is finally starting to have some substance
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It's the asset management firms competing for staking rewards again, and us retail investors can just enjoy the benefits
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The funds will only arrive on January 9th, so it's probably time to run in the next couple of days haha
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Not setting up your own nodes is indeed comfortable, but the fees have to be cut to the bone
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The staking dividend scheme, traditional finance has long played out, now Web3 is here too