Asset management firm VanEck submitted the latest version of the S-1 filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on November 21. The document clearly states that the BNB ETF will eliminate the staking feature, meaning that the product will not participate in any form of BNB staking after listing, and therefore will not naturally earn any related staking rewards.

VanEck also stated that the suspension of staking may cause the overall performance of the ETF to be slightly inferior compared to directly holding and participating in staking of BNB.