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Crypto ETF · Spot Solana

GSOL: Grayscale Solana Staking ETF

Holds Solana directly, so one share tracks the price of the Solana the fund owns, minus a yearly fee.

KryptoKap · Fund profileUS-listed ETF
SOL
GSOL
Grayscale Solana Staking ETF
IssuerGrayscale
ExposureSpot Solana
Yearly fee0.19%
NAV–
$10,000 buys 177 shares of a spot Bitcoin ETF, which holds the bitcoin with a custodian. Each share represents about 0.000565 BTC, falling to about 0.000564 BTC after a year of 0.25% fees.
Your money buys shares; the fund buys and holds the coin with a custodian. The yearly fee is paid in coin, so the amount behind each share shrinks slightly over time.

What you own

Legally, most spot crypto funds like this are exchange-traded products (ETPs) set up as trusts, not funds registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 like most stock ETFs, so some investor protections differ. Everyday usage calls them all ETFs. You own a share of a trust that holds Solana with a custodian. You get the price exposure without managing keys or a wallet, and you can hold it in an ordinary brokerage account. You can't withdraw the coins themselves, and the yearly fee comes out of the fund's holdings a little each day.

The amount of Solana behind each share shrinks slowly as the fee is paid. Compare with Solana's own price.

Where the numbers come from

Live figures for this fund aren't on KryptoKap yet. The facts above come from public fund information, and the issuer's own site has the latest NAV, holdings and fees. Visit the issuer's site.

GSOL has the lowest fee of the 2 spot Solana funds listed here. Run the fee race

Questions about GSOL

Does GSOL hold real Solana?

Yes. GSOL is a spot fund: it holds Solana with a custodian, and each share represents a set amount of that Solana, which shrinks slowly as the fee is paid.

How is GSOL different from buying Solana directly?

You get Solana's price in an ordinary brokerage account, with no wallet or keys to manage. In return you pay a yearly fee, can only trade during market hours, and can't withdraw or send the coins.

How much does GSOL cost to own?

Its yearly fee is 0.19%, about $19 a year on $10,000, taken out of the fund's assets a little each day. Brokerage commissions and the bid-ask spread come on top.

Who runs GSOL?

Grayscale. The issuer's prospectus has the full objective, holdings and risks.

Similar funds

BSOL · QSOL · FSOL · VSOL · TSOL · All crypto ETFs

Not investment advice. Fees and figures can change; check the issuer's documents before investing.