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Was searching for an answer and this seems to be the latest update.

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Hey just one question, how come you don't have investments in ETH?

I see you can invest btc, ltc and DOGE, but not ETH? Any plan on introducing ETH soon?

Ethan said that ETH investing probably will open soon.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1674772.msg54309523#msg54309523

In investing stats/investor/ETH I find stats about ethereum (same stats available for BTC LTC and Doge). So is this a testing phase before the official launch? And is there an estimated date for that? @ethan_nx, thanks

can't wait launch of eth investments it will give good returns

What would be the real trick with the ETH investments which I think others do not have (and not even eth has right now) is the fact that it is trying to move to staking. So let's say you open ETH investment as well, and ETH has created 2.0 and now it is not proof of work but its proof of stake. What does the website do? The logical thing would be to let you stake on the website, they will have it obviously on their storage and they will stake it for you and give you the money minus some fee for doing all the work right?

Well, on top of that you would be also asking them to use that money as bankroll too, if it is bankroll that means money comes in and out all the time, how do you deal with all those changes while also staking? It is really not an easy task to juggle with.

I guess the whole thing depends upon the locking period for staking and the infrastructure that needed to stake ETH. yeah, I'm also curious about how ETHan gonna handle this.

reference: https://www.stakingrewards.com/asset/ethereum-2-0