Grayscale has filed an amendment with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for the GSOL trust agreement, with the change slated to take effect on Aug. 7. The filing would shift the product’s handling of staking rewards by distributing them to investors in cash every quarter instead of retaining them inside the fund. It would also reduce the sponsor fee to 0.19% from 0.35% and cut the staking fee to 7% from 23%. According to the information cited by Techub and sourced to CoinPost, GSOL was listed on NYSE Arca in October 2025. The fund currently stakes all of its SOL holdings, and its annualized gross yield is about 6.1%. The proposed revision would alter both investor distributions and the product’s fee structure.
Grayscale has submitted an amendment to the GSOL trust agreement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, with the revision set to take effect on Aug. 7, according to Techub.
The filing would introduce a quarterly cash distribution mechanism for staking rewards and reduce two fee items. The sponsor fee would be lowered to 0.19% from 0.35%, while the staking fee would be cut to 7% from 23%.
Previously, GSOL accumulated staking rewards inside the fund. Under the proposed change, those rewards would instead be returned directly to investors in cash.
CoinPost said GSOL was listed on NYSE Arca in October 2025. The product currently stakes all SOL it holds, with an annualized gross yield of about 6.1%.
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