According to the source, Bhutan has reportedly staked 320 ETH through staking provider Figment and holds roughly $568 million in Bitcoin; traders should seek direct confirmation via Figment’s official validator dashboard and on-chain data, as well as disclosures from Druk Holding & Investments (DHI), before adjusting positions. If validated by Figment and DHI, sovereign ETH staking would be supportive for ETH staking participation and validator revenues tracked by provider dashboards, while verified sovereign BTC holdings would reinforce the institutional adoption narrative monitored by on-chain analytics firms (e.g., Glassnode) and daily spot BTC ETF flow reports from issuers such as BlackRock and Fidelity.

According to @OnchainLens, the Royal Government of Bhutan transferred 320 ETH, approximately USD 920,800, to stake on Ethereum using Figment infrastructure; source: Onchain Lens. Arkham Intelligence’s entity page for Druk Holding and Investments shows addresses linked to the Bhutan government and corroborates the 320 ETH staking-related transfer; source: Arkham Intelligence. The 320 ETH equates to 10 validators because Ethereum requires 32 ETH per validator for activation; source: Ethereum.org Staking. Traders can track validator count and staking inflows to assess ETH supply dynamics using on-chain dashboards such as Beaconcha.in; source: Beaconcha.in.

According to @CoinMarketCap, Figment and OpenTrade launched a stablecoin yield product targeting around 15% APY by combining Solana (SOL) staking rewards with a perpetual futures hedge to keep price exposure neutral (source: CoinMarketCap X post dated Nov 18, 2025). Based on the structure described by @CoinMarketCap, the net return mechanically depends on SOL staking APR minus the costs of maintaining the perpetual hedge (funding and fees), which are key inputs for traders evaluating basis risk and the sustainability of the advertised yield (source: CoinMarketCap X post dated Nov 18, 2025).

According to The Data Nerd (@OnchainDataNerd), Arrington Capital withdrew a total of 2,489 ETH (approximately $6.28 million) from Coinbase and subsequently staked 8,480 ETH (approximately $20.97 million) into Figment. These significant on-chain movements indicate a strategic shift towards long-term holding and network participation, which could reduce immediate ETH selling pressure and signal bullish sentiment among institutional investors. Traders should monitor further staking activity and Coinbase outflows as leading indicators for potential ETH price stability and upward trends. Source: The Data Nerd, Twitter, June 19, 2025.

According to LorienT on Twitter, Figment’s latest analysis outlines how ongoing US regulatory actions since May 29th are directly impacting staking services and the operational landscape for Figment’s clients. The report highlights that increased SEC scrutiny is driving service providers to enhance compliance frameworks and reconsider staking reward structures, which could influence staking yields and client participation rates. This regulatory shift is particularly relevant for institutional crypto investors and could affect market liquidity on major proof-of-stake networks. (Source: Figment.io/insights/us-re)

According to MaraSchmiedt on Twitter, leading firms such as Anchorage, Figment, and 3iQ discussed their latest advancements in institutional staking adoption during the Consensus 2025 conference (source: @MaraSchmiedt, Twitter, May 16, 2025). The panel highlighted new infrastructure and compliance solutions that are aiming to lower barriers for large financial entities to participate in crypto staking. This development is significant for traders as increased institutional involvement can boost staking volumes and liquidity, potentially impacting token yields and price stability across major proof-of-stake assets.