The PanDuo SOL ETF will be listed in Hong Kong tomorrow (October 13), and I’m more concerned about its fee schedule.
The official website states a management fee of 0.6% per year and estimated ongoing expenses of 1.6%. The 1.6% already includes the management fee, so it should not be added again; this is still an estimate, and the actual rate may differ.
The fund holds SOL directly, but does not participate in staking, so there is no staking yield from that portion.
You don’t have to deal with wallets yourself, which is indeed convenient. But if you only focus on the 0.6%, you’re missing part of the picture. Brokerage commissions and bid-ask spreads are also not included in this bill.
The official website states a management fee of 0.6% per year and estimated ongoing expenses of 1.6%. The 1.6% already includes the management fee, so it should not be added again; this is still an estimate, and the actual rate may differ.
The fund holds SOL directly, but does not participate in staking, so there is no staking yield from that portion.
You don’t have to deal with wallets yourself, which is indeed convenient. But if you only focus on the 0.6%, you’re missing part of the picture. Brokerage commissions and bid-ask spreads are also not included in this bill.