The asset management company VanEck has announced that its Solana ETN exchange-traded note launched in Europe has enabled collateralization. VanEck adopts a fully non-custodial collateralization method, which means that the custodian of the ETN assets always has full control over the collateral, without any lending risk. Investors of Solana ETN do not need to take any action, and if there are rewards, they will be credited to the token equity of the ETN. Regardless of whether the custodian purchased the ETN last year or last week, the total collateral rewards obtained in the final time period will be equally distributed (minus 25% collateralization fee). VanEck instructs the custodian to use the physical SOL held by the ETN for collateralization and delegates the SOL to validators. Validators own and maintain the collateralization service provider, but the delegated SOL is always controlled by the custodian. Note: ETNs are typically issued by financial institutions and promise to pay returns linked to the performance of a benchmark asset (such as an index, commodity, or digital currency) to investors at maturity.
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VanEck欧洲Sự tuân thủSolana ETN现已开启thế chấp功能
The asset management company VanEck has announced that its Solana ETN exchange-traded note launched in Europe has enabled collateralization. VanEck adopts a fully non-custodial collateralization method, which means that the custodian of the ETN assets always has full control over the collateral, without any lending risk. Investors of Solana ETN do not need to take any action, and if there are rewards, they will be credited to the token equity of the ETN. Regardless of whether the custodian purchased the ETN last year or last week, the total collateral rewards obtained in the final time period will be equally distributed (minus 25% collateralization fee). VanEck instructs the custodian to use the physical SOL held by the ETN for collateralization and delegates the SOL to validators. Validators own and maintain the collateralization service provider, but the delegated SOL is always controlled by the custodian. Note: ETNs are typically issued by financial institutions and promise to pay returns linked to the performance of a benchmark asset (such as an index, commodity, or digital currency) to investors at maturity.