A Staked Tron ETF Is About to Hit a US Exchange
Sep 8, 2026
Canary Capital's Staked TRX ETF (TRXS) is heading to Cboe, giving traditional investors a way to get TRX exposure plus staking rewards through a regular brokerage account.
TRX Gets Its Own ETF
Tron just got a step closer to Wall Street. Asset manager Canary Capital is preparing to list a Staked TRX ETF, trading under the ticker TRXS on the Cboe exchange. Unlike a plain spot fund, this one actually stakes the underlying TRX, meaning holders get exposure to the token's price plus a cut of the staking rewards.
The structure isn't free, though. The fund charges a 1.10% annual management fee, and it also keeps a slice of the staking rewards themselves — the filing suggests roughly 80% of what's earned from staking stays with the fund. Canary is seeding the launch with an initial purchase of 10,000 shares priced at $25 each.
Why It Matters
ETFs like this are part of a bigger trend: issuers racing to package altcoins — not just Bitcoin and Ethereum — into products that ordinary brokerage accounts can buy. If TRXS lists smoothly, expect more staked-altcoin ETFs to follow.