I just saw that Canary launched a spot ETF for SUI with something interesting: it includes staking rewards. That is, you not only have exposure to the token, but you also earn yields. Honestly, staking is becoming more integrated into these traditional products.

Basically, we're talking about making staking more accessible, without having to manage wallets or validators on your own. Everything through an ETF that’s probably easier to buy on regulated markets.

I wonder how many will prefer this over direct staking. I guess it depends on how high the returns and fees are. What do you all think, is it worth it or is traditional staking better?