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According to a report by Jinse Finance, investors currently have two options: one is to hold Ethereum directly, and the other is to purchase shares of a staking ETF, where the fund obtains staking rewards on behalf of investors. Although staking ETFs can generate returns, compared to holding Ethereum (ETH) directly on an exchange or in a wallet, these products not only carry risks but also reduce investors' control over their assets. Grayscale's Ethereum Staking ETF recently paid a dividend of $0.083178 per share, which means an investment of $1,000 would yield a reward of $3.16.

BlockBeats News, January 25th, the following is a preview of important macro events and data next week: Tuesday: U.S. January Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index, U.S. January Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index; Boeing, General Motors to release earnings. Wednesday: Bank of Canada announces interest rate decision and Monetary Policy Report; Meta, Microsoft, Tesla to report earnings after hours. Thursday: At 3 am (East 8 Zone), the Fed's FOMC announces interest rate decision; Fed Chair Powell holds a monetary policy press conference; Apple to report earnings after hours. Friday: Japan's December Unemployment Rate; U.S. December PPI data. Saturday: 2028 FOMC Voter, St. Louis Fed President Mester speaks on the U.S. economy and monetary policy. (IG)

According to a report by Jinse Finance, monitored by BitcoinTreasuries.NET, among the top 100 publicly listed companies holding the most bitcoin (as of January 25, 2026), 4 companies increased their bitcoin holdings and 1 company reduced its holdings in the past 7 days. The top 100 publicly listed companies collectively hold 1,127,981 bitcoins.