21Shares has expanded its Solana investment lineup with the launch of a new exchange-traded product tied to liquid staking yields. The firm announced the debut of the 21Shares Jito Staked SOL ETP, trading under the ticker JSOL, offering regulated access to JitoSOL. The product allows investors to gain Solana price exposure while capturing staking rewards without managing tokens directly. Consequently, the launch targets institutions seeking yield, liquidity, and operational simplicity through traditional brokerage accounts. JSOL was listed on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris on January 29, 2026. According to the press release , the ETP carries a total expense ratio of 0.99%. It tracks JitoSOL, the largest liquid staking token on the Solana network. Additionally, investors can access the product in both U.S. dollars and euros through standard market infrastructure. Yield-Focused Structure Targets Institutional Demand JitoSOL differs from traditional staking instruments through its dual-yield structure. Investors earn standard staking rewards alongside incremental revenue from transaction prioritization. Hence, holders retain full Solana price exposure while collecting network-generated yield. This structure removes the need for validator management, lockups, or technical overhead. Alistair Byas-Perry, VP and Head of EU Investments and Capital Markets at 21Shares, said the product builds on the firm’s Solana strategy. He stated, “The 21Shares JSOL ETP is designed to give investors access to one of the most recognised Solana liquid staked tokens through their existing brokers.” He added, “By launching the world’s first JitoSOL ETP, 21Shares is once again innovating in the space.” Moreover, 21Shares previously launched the first staked Solana ETP in 2021. That product remains the largest Solana ETP globally. The JSOL launch extends this approach by focusing on yield optimization and liquidity. Solana Adoption Grows Despite Market Pullback Significantly, the launch comes as Solana trades lower in the short term. SOL fell to $116.95, posting a 6.52% daily decline and a 9.41% weekly drop . However, analysts continue to track constructive technical signals. Crypto analyst Satoshi Flipper noted that SOL shows strong chart confluence near key support. He added that buying at these levels could be favorable, as price compression inside a descending wedge signals fading selling pressure. According to his analysis, resistance levels stand near $140 and $180, while a breakout could target $220 to $250.
