21Shares lists JitoSOL staking ETP on Euronext, offering regulated Solana yield exposure
21Shares has launched the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP (ticker JSOL NA / JSOL FP) on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris, providing regulated, exchange-traded exposure to JitoSOL — Solana’s largest liquid-staked token. JSOL gives investors direct SOL price exposure while embedding staking yield and additional MEV/transaction-priority revenue, removing the need to manage wallets, validators or staking infrastructure. The product trades in USD and EUR, carries a 0.99% total expense ratio and is the issuer’s first ETP directly linked to JitoSOL; 21Shares previously offered Solana staking exposure with ASOL (launched 2021) and manages about $8bn across 55+ ETPs. Jito’s base staking yield was reported around 5.8–6.0% (Jan 2026) plus extra MEV-optimised rewards. The listing highlights Europe’s lead in approving staking-enabled crypto ETPs versus the US, where regulators have not approved direct liquid-stake token products. The move could broaden institutional access to Solana yield products and reinforce demand signals for SOL, amid growing institutional interest in Solana from firms testing payments and tokenised assets.
Bullish
The ETP listing is likely bullish for SOL. By packaging JitoSOL into a regulated, exchange-traded product, 21Shares lowers barriers for institutional and retail investors seeking Solana staking yield without operational overhead. This can increase demand for SOL and for liquid-staked tokens that track SOL exposure, particularly because JSOL embeds staking and MEV-related revenue. Short-term effects may be modest as listings usually take time to attract significant AUM; price impact depends on inflows into the ETP and market positioning. Over the medium to long term, broader institutional access and a regulated route to claim staking yield can support higher demand and reduce sell-side pressure from users needing liquidity while staking — both factors that are typically supportive for the underlying token. Regulatory clarity in Europe versus the US may further concentrate demand flows into EU-listed products offering staking exposure.