21Shares Lists Solana Staking ETP on Euronext Offering Regulated Access to JitoSOL Yield

• 21Shares listed a Solana staking ETP on Euronext offering regulated access to JitoSOL yield for European investors.

• Europe continues to lead the market for staking ETPs as US approval for liquid staking products remains delayed.

• The product lets investors earn Solana staking rewards through brokers without managing wallets, validators or nodes.

21Shares has listed a new Solana-linked exchange-traded product on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris. The product gives investors regulated exposure to Solana while embedding liquid staking yield.

LATEST: ⚡ 21Shares has launched a Solana staking ETP in Europe, giving investors exposure to Solana price movements plus dual yield from staking rewards and transaction revenue through JitoSOL. pic.twitter.com/fz7Zq94ktk

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The firm confirmed the listing on Jan. 29 under the name 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP. The product tracks JitoSOL and reflects Solana price movements alongside staking rewards. As a result, investors gain yield exposure without direct blockchain management.

Product Structure and Investor Access

The ETP trades under the ticker symbols JSOL NA in dollars and JSOL FP in euros. It carries a total expense ratio of 0.99% across both listings. Moreover, the structure allows access through traditional brokers and banks. Investors therefore avoid managing wallets, validators, or staking infrastructure. This design lowers operational risk while maintaining exposure to Solana performance.

JitoSOL operates as a liquid staking asset issued by the Jito Network. It allows holders to retain full Solana price exposure while earning yield. The yield combines standard staking rewards with transaction-related revenue. These revenues stem from priority fees and network optimization mechanisms. Consequently, the asset supports both liquidity and income generation.

Europe Moves Faster on Staking Products

Europe continues to advance faster than the United States on staking-enabled crypto products. Several European exchanges already list ETPs that include staking features. Bitwise launched its Solana staking ETP in Europe under the ticker BSOL. Meanwhile, U.S. regulators have not approved products tied to liquid staking tokens. Issuers and regulators continue discussions on suitable structures. However, approvals remain pending despite ongoing engagement.

Jito remains Solana’s largest liquid staking provider by delegated value. As of January 2026, base staking yields range between 5.8% and 6% annually. Additional rewards accrue through MEV-optimized strategies on the network. These mechanisms increase returns beyond standard staking. Yield therefore remains a strong driver of institutional demand.

Institutional Interest and Solana Adoption

The listing aligns with rising institutional activity on the Solana network. Big financial companies are still experimenting with Solana payments and tokens. They refer to low charges, high throughput as their fundamental strengths. As adoption grows, demand rises for regulated market access. The new ETP addresses this demand through established exchanges.

21Shares now offers more than 55 crypto ETPs across European markets. The firm manages about $8 billion in assets globally. This scale strengthens its position among regulated crypto issuers. In 2024, 21Shares introduced three new ETPs on the Euronext Paris and Euronext Amsterdam markets. The Solana staking product expands its yield-focused lineup. It also reflects Europe’s lead in regulated crypto investment products.