21Shares lists JitoSOL staking ETP on Euronext
21Shares listed a new Solana-linked exchange-traded product on Euronext, giving investors exchange-traded regulated access to JitoSOL and its staking yield.
- 21Shares listed a JitoSOL ETP on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris.
- The product offers Solana exposure with integrated liquid staking yield.
- The launch highlights Europe’s lead in staking-enabled crypto ETPs.
The issuer said on Jan. 29 that the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP (JSOL) has listed on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris, offering exposure to Solana price moves while embedding staking rewards through JitoSOL.
JSOL allows investors to gain exposure through traditional brokers or banks, removing the need to manage wallets, validators, or staking infrastructure directly.
21Shares brings liquid staking into a listed format
According to 21Shares, the ETP tracks JitoSOL, a liquid staking asset issued by the Jito Network that allows users to swap Solana (SOL) for a token that maintains full price exposure while generating yield. JitoSOL combines standard Solana staking rewards with an additional share of revenue generated from transaction fees and priority mechanisms on the network.
The product trades under the ticker symbols JSOL NA (USD) and JSOL FP (EUR), carries a 0.99% total expense ratio.
“The 21Shares JSOL ETP is designed to give investors access to one of the most recognised Solana liquid staked tokens through their existing brokers,” said Alistair Byas-Perry, vice president and head of EU investments and capital markets at 21Shares. “JitoSOL is an efficient way to stake SOL, maximising yield while ensuring liquidity for institutional players.”
Byas-Perry added that 21Shares was the first issuer to introduce staking on a Solana ETP with ASOL in 2021, which the firm says is still the largest Solana ETP globally. The launch of JSOL marks what 21Shares calls the world’s first exchange-traded product linked directly to JitoSOL.
Brian Smith, president of the Jito Foundation, said the product helps extend Solana’s staking economy into regulated investment channels.
“JitoSOL was built from the ground up to provide liquidity and full staking exposure without compromising on transparency or network alignment,” Smith said. “Products like the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP help open the door for European investors to participate in Solana’s long-term growth and economic activity in a responsible, regulated way.”
Europe moves ahead on staking-enabled crypto ETPs
The launch highlights the faster pace of staking-enabled crypto products in Europe compared with the United States. While European markets already list multiple staking ETPs, U.S. regulators have yet to approve products offering direct exposure to liquid staking tokens.
With base staking yields of between 5.8% and 6% per year as of January 2026, Jito continues to be Solana’s biggest liquid staking provider. MEV-optimized strategies yield additional rewards. Though progress has been sluggish, U.S.-based issuers and protocols, such as Jito Labs, have met with the SEC and submitted petitions requesting approval for comparable structures.
The JSOL listing also comes as Solana gains traction with large financial firms using the network for payments and tokenized assets. Companies including Visa, PayPal, Revolut, Franklin Templeton, and JPMorgan have tested or deployed products on Solana, drawn by its low fees and high transaction throughput.
21Shares currently offers more than 55 ETPs across Europe and manages about $8 billion in assets globally, reinforcing its position as one of the largest issuers of regulated crypto investment products.
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