21Shares has launched a new crypto investment product in Europe, giving investors an easier way to gain exposure to Solana with built-in staking rewards.
On January 29, the company listed the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP, known as JSOL, on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris. The product tracks JitoSOL, a liquid staking version of Solana that earns yield while still following SOL’s price.
In simple terms, investors can now get Solana exposure — plus staking income — without needing wallets, validators, or staking setups. Everything is handled through regular brokers or banks, just like a traditional exchange-traded product.
How the product works
JSOL is linked to JitoSOL, a token created by the Jito Network. JitoSOL allows users to stake their SOL while keeping liquidity, meaning the asset can still be traded or used without locking it up.
On top of standard Solana staking rewards, JitoSOL also earns extra yield from network transaction fees and priority mechanisms. This makes it one of the most efficient ways to stake SOL.
The ETP trades under JSOL NA (USD) and JSOL FP (EUR) and has a 0.99% annual fee.
Why this matters
21Shares says this is the first exchange-traded product directly linked to JitoSOL, marking another step forward for staking-enabled crypto products in regulated markets.
Alistair Byas-Perry from 21Shares said the goal is to make liquid staking accessible through familiar investment channels. He also noted that 21Shares was the first company to add staking to a Solana ETP back in 2021, and that product is still the largest of its kind worldwide.
Brian Smith, president of the Jito Foundation, said the listing helps bring Solana’s staking economy into regulated investment markets, allowing European investors to participate in long-term network growth in a transparent and compliant way.
Europe pulls ahead of the U.S.
The launch highlights how far Europe is ahead of the United States when it comes to staking-based crypto products. While several staking ETPs are already trading in Europe, U.S. regulators have not yet approved similar products tied directly to liquid staking tokens.
As of January 2026, Jito offers base staking yields of around 5.8% to 6% per year, with additional rewards coming from optimized transaction strategies. U.S. firms have started talks with regulators, but progress has been slow.
Solana’s growing role in finance
The timing also lines up with growing interest in Solana from major financial companies. Firms like Visa, PayPal, Revolut, Franklin Templeton, and JPMorgan have tested or launched products on Solana, attracted by its fast speeds and low fees.
21Shares now offers more than 55 crypto ETPs across Europe and manages about $8 billion in assets worldwide, strengthening its position as one of the largest players in regulated crypto investing.
For investors, JSOL adds another option — one that blends price exposure, staking income, and regulation into a single, familiar investment product.
