TLDR
- 21Shares’ JitoSOL ETP gives European investors access to Solana with staking rewards.
- JitoSOL offers two types of yield: staking rewards and transaction revenue.
- The product is listed on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris in USD and EUR denominations.
- 21Shares’ new ETP expands access to crypto yield products in Europe.
21Shares has introduced a new exchange-traded product (ETP) that allows European investors to gain exposure to Solana through a liquid staking token. The product, named the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP (ticker: JSOL), offers a unique opportunity for investors to access the benefits of staking on the Solana blockchain without having to manage wallets or validators.
By holding JitoSOL, investors can maintain full exposure to the price movement of Solana’s native token (SOL) while also earning two forms of yield.
🎉 JSOL is live!
Meet the 21shares Jito Staked SOL ETP
Built to give investors Solana exposure with onchain yield.Backed by JitoSOL, the leading liquid staking token on Solana, JSOL captures two types of rewards:
• Solana staking rewards
• Additional yield generated via… pic.twitter.com/dbTeP4nKAU— 21shares (@21shares) January 29, 2026
The product aims to simplify the staking process, offering both standard staking rewards and additional revenue generated through Jito’s infrastructure on the Solana network. This launch comes as the crypto industry continues to evolve, with growing interest from institutional investors seeking ways to generate yield in the digital asset space.
Benefits of JitoSOL ETP
The 21Shares JitoSOL ETP allows investors to participate in Solana’s staking ecosystem without the need for active management. By holding JitoSOL, investors can earn rewards from both staking and transaction fees on the Solana network.
The staking rewards are earned through traditional Solana network staking, while transaction-related revenue is generated via Jito’s infrastructure. This dual-source yield approach provides a more comprehensive exposure to the Solana network’s economic activities.
According to 21Shares, the new ETP provides a convenient option for those looking to access Solana’s yield-generating features but who do not wish to be involved in complex on-chain operations. It is also designed for ease of access, being listed on both Euronext Amsterdam and Paris, and available in both USD and EUR denominations.
A Step Forward for Staking ETPs in Europe
The launch of the JitoSOL ETP is part of a broader trend in Europe where crypto ETPs are becoming increasingly popular among investors looking for exposure to digital assets while also benefiting from the potential yield provided by staking.
In this case, JitoSOL enhances the appeal of Solana as a staking token, offering an easier way for investors to get involved without requiring deep technical knowledge.
Brian Smith, president of the Jito Foundation, commented on the product’s significance by saying, “JitoSOL was built from the ground up to provide liquidity and full staking exposure without compromising on transparency or network alignment.” This collaboration shows the growing institutional interest in Solana as it becomes more widely used for payments, trading, and tokenization.
Regulatory Landscape and the Future of Crypto ETPs
As the crypto industry grows, asset managers and regulators continue to discuss how staking and yield products should be structured within the frameworks of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and ETPs. In Europe, products like the JitoSOL ETP are gaining traction, while in the U.S., there are ongoing debates about how staking tokens should be handled.
The launch of the 21Shares JitoSOL ETP reflects the demand for crypto-based yield products and highlights the differences in regulatory approaches between regions.
In the future, more products like JitoSOL may emerge as the market for crypto yields continues to expand. This shift is in line with increasing institutional involvement in the blockchain space, with traditional financial players recognizing the potential of staking in blockchain networks like Solana.





