Have you seen the news that the Canary Staked $SEI ETF has been added to the DTCC list? At first glance it might look like “just another listing step,” but once you look into it, it’s a pretty meaningful move. DTCC is basically the infrastructure behind U.S. equities and ETFs, and getting registered there means that the administrative process toward appearing on major brokerage platforms has moved forward. Many analysts interpret this as a sign that the issuer is confident enough to proceed to the next stage. Of course, SEC approval is still required, so nothing is finalized yet. But the timing is interesting: U.S. regulators recently released new guidance on staking rewards, clearing up some of the tax uncertainty that had been lingering. For ETFs with staking features, this is a clear positive shift. Some market watchers are already saying that if sentiment turns upward, SEI could benefit quickly. It feels like expectations are quietly building in the background. To summarize the Sei ETF situation: ・Registered with DTCC ・A key step toward appearing on major brokerage platforms ・Regulatory developments around staking are becoming a tailwind There’s still the SEC approval step, but considering that Rex-Osprey and 21Shares are also moving in the same direction, it’s clear that institutional interest in Sei is growing. If you’re curious about upcoming moves, checking the DTCC list or keeping an eye on SEC filings might be useful. @SeiNetwork