Europe’s crypto ETP market has added another yield-focused product. On January 29, 2026, European issuer 21Shares launched the Jito Staked SOL ETP under the ticker JSOL. The product is listed on Euronext Amsterdam and Euronext Paris, giving investors access to Solana exposure through familiar brokerage and exchange infrastructure rather than direct on-chain participation.
Regulated Solana Exposure With Built-In Yield
JSOL is backed by JitoSOL, a leading liquid staking token in the Solana ecosystem. That structure allows investors to gain economic exposure to Solana staking without managing wallets, running validators, or handling direct crypto custody. Instead, staking-related income is incorporated into the ETP’s net asset value, making the product easier to use for both retail and institutional market participants.
The product’s yield profile comes from two sources: standard Solana staking rewards and additional MEV rewards generated through Jito’s on-chain optimization model. MEV, or maximal extractable value, refers to extra revenue created through transaction ordering and processing. According to the source material, recent network data suggests Jito’s MEV approach can add roughly 20% to 30% on top of ordinary staking returns.
Europe Expands Access to Yield-Bearing Crypto Products
JSOL is described as the first Jito-staked Solana product available in Europe. While Solana ETPs are not entirely new to the region, and staked SOL products had already appeared through providers such as VanEck in 2024, JSOL stands out because it offers direct exposure to a MEV-enhanced staking system. That distinction may appeal to investors looking for more than simple price exposure to SOL.
The ETP carries an annual fee of 0.99%. In practical terms, the structure is designed to simplify crypto investing for users who want passive blockchain-based income within a regulated wrapper. By trading on major European exchanges, the product lowers operational barriers for investors who prefer traditional financial rails over self-custodied crypto participation.
What Comes Next for Jito
Looking ahead, Jito plans to broaden distribution across custodians, asset managers, and exchanges. It also intends to explore structured products such as JitoSOL options, which could open the door to more advanced institutional strategies tied to staking and on-chain yield generation. The company says it will continue working with regulators and market participants to support trust, investor protection, and wider adoption of on-chain finance.
Overall, the launch of JSOL highlights growing European demand for crypto investment vehicles that combine regulatory accessibility with passive yield. It also signals that Solana staking and MEV-based return models are increasingly being packaged into formats that traditional investors can more easily understand and access.