WisdomTree Introduces Staked Ether ETP in Europe
- WisdomTree launches Europe’s first staked Ether ETP.
- ETP backed by Lido’s stETH.
- Listed on major European exchanges.
WisdomTree has unveiled Europe’s first fully staked Ether exchange-traded product, LIST, on major exchanges like Deutsche Börse Xetra and SIX Swiss Exchange with Lido’s support.
LIST’s release offers institutional crypto exposure, expected to influence stETH demand and brings on-chain staking into traditional financial markets, impacting Ethereum ecosystem dynamics.
WisdomTree has launched Europe’s first fully staked Ether exchange-traded product (ETP), known as “WisdomTree Physical Lido Staked Ether ETP” (ticker: LIST). It offers exposure to Lido’s stETH, a staked Ethereum asset.
This ETP, fully backed by stETH, is now traded on major European exchanges, including Deutsche Börse Xetra, SIX Swiss Exchange, and Euronext Paris/Amsterdam. Lido provides the staking infrastructure, marking a shift towards increased institutional access to staked Ethereum.
The introduction of LIST impacts the crypto market by increasing the institutional staking of ETH through traditional financial channels. This stimulates demand for stETH and enhances its liquidity in secondary markets like DeFi platforms.
Financial impacts include a management fee of 0.50%, targeting both institutional and professional investors for yield-bearing Ether exposure. Regulatory reactions remain aligned with existing European laws without new mandates. “This fully staked Ether ETP meets the growing demand for yield-bearing products in regulated environments,” said Jason Guthrie, Head of Digital Assets at WisdomTree.
Additional inflows into LIST will likely require more stETH minting, impacting Lido’s staking activities. Broader consequences include potential shifts in ETH staking ratios within Lido, relative to unstaked or differently staked alternatives.
Historical precedents show staked ETH products increasing governance token demand for staking providers like Lido, though prices are path-dependent. The structured nature of this ETP offers a predictable format compatible with institutional investor expectations.



