TREE NEWS update: Canary Capital’s TRXS began trading on Cboe with $50.25 million in assets and 90% of its holdings staked. The fund carries a 1.10% fee, well above rival staking funds, but the yield that justifies the structure cannot be reported until the fund has a full quarter behind it.
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AI take
The real test here isn't the listing but the fee. At 1.10%, TRXS is priced well above rival staking funds, so its pitch rests on staking roughly 90% of holdings — yet the resulting yield can't be reported until a full quarter has passed. Until then, the product is asking holders to accept a premium cost with no verifiable offset. How that yield gap looks once disclosed is the open question, and it will shape whether the fee is defensible or simply expensive.
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