21Shares Launches JitoSOL Staking ETP in Europe

21Shares, known as a pioneer in crypto investment products, has launched a new product in Europe that lets investors access Solana while earning liquid staking rewards. This new exchange-traded product (ETP), JitoSOL, is a liquid staking token on the Solana blockchain. 

The 21Shares JitoSOL Solana Staking ETP allows investors to benefit from the price changes of SOL, while also earning rewards from staking. This product will simplify the staking process, which usually requires managing wallets, validators, and other on-chain tasks.

21Shares JitoSOL Launches With Rewards

It is worth noting that with JitoSOL, investors can earn two types of rewards. The first comes from regular Solana staking rewards, which help secure the network and validate transactions. The second reward is a share of the transaction revenue generated by Jito’s system, which maximizes the value on Solana. This two-part reward structure increases potential returns while keeping full exposure to the market price of SOL.

One key benefit of the 21Shares JitoSOL ETP is its accessibility. Investors can earn returns from Solana staking without dealing with the technical challenges usually found in crypto staking. Notably, the ETP is listed on Euronext Amsterdam and Euronext Paris. It comes in both U.S. dollars and euros. Furthermore, the product has a total expense ratio (TER) of 0.99%, making it competitive among crypto ETPs.

With this launch, 21Shares continues to grow its innovative product lineup, connecting decentralized finance (DeFi) with traditional investments. 

BSOL Sees Rapid Growth and Institutional Appeal

Recall that Bitwise, a leading asset manager, marked a milestone in Europe’s digital asset landscape last year. Its Bitwise Solana Staking ETP (BSOL) crossed $100 million in assets under management (AUM). 

Bitwise launched BSOL in 2024 to give professional investors a regulated pathway into Solana while benefiting from staking rewards. Its rapid growth to $100 million highlights how institutional players are increasingly turning to physically backed, benchmark-lusted products. 

As reported by TheCoinRise, BSOL products are limited to qualified, professional, and institutional investors. Retail investors in the UK, US, Canada, and other restricted markets are not allowed access. Undoubtedly, BSOL’s success shows that investors are increasingly using regulated ETPs to enter the cryptocurrency market.

21Shares Brings Ethena and Morpho to Major European Market

Last month, the asset manager expanded its crypto offerings as usual. The company revealed it had launched two new ETPs linked to Ethena (ENA) and Morpho (MORPHO) tokens. Interestingly, the announcement immediately pushed both token prices higher.

With these launches, 21Shares is widening investor access to fast-growing decentralized finance networks through clear, regulated financial channels. The newly released 21Shares Ethena ETP (EENA) and the 21Shares Morpho ETP (MORPH) are now listed on leading European exchanges. This includes the SIX Swiss Exchange, Euronext Amsterdam, and Euronext Paris.

Ultimately, these products give investors access to two of the fastest-growing on-chain systems. They make this possible without requiring investors to interact directly with blockchain platforms.