Grayscale Solana Staking ETF

Grayscale Solana Staking ETF is a Delaware statutory trust that holds Solana (SOL) tokens and seeks to give investors exchange-traded exposure to SOL, including staking-related economics. The trust does not operate a software platform or blockchain network; it is a passive investment vehicle whose value is driven by the market price of SOL, staking considerations, and trust expenses.

— Grayscale Solana Staking ETF
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Digital asset investment trust0% Passive trust structure holding SOL and issuing exchange-traded shares tied to its value.
Staking economics0% Staking of SOL to generate staking consideration that may accrue to the trust.
Exchange-traded product operations0% Share creation, redemption, listing, and secondary-market trading support for the ETF structure.
Custody and administration0% Third-party custody, valuation, and administrative services required to hold and price SOL.

The trust’s customers are investors who want regulated, exchange-traded exposure to Solana without directly holding or...

  • Retail brokerage investorsprimary

    Buy shares for convenient Solana exposure without managing wallets or on-chain custody.

  • Wealth management and adviserssecondary

    Use the ETF as a portfolio sleeve for digital asset allocation and client suitability workflows.

  • Institutional investorssecondary

    Use listed shares for regulated, exchange-traded access to SOL and staking economics.

  • Arbitrage and trading participantssecondary

    Trade shares against NAV and underlying SOL to capture premiums, discounts, and liquidity spreads.

The trust is organized in the United States and trades on NYSE Arca, so its investor base and market activity are...

  • U.S.-domiciled Delaware statutory trust
  • Listed and traded on NYSE Arca in the United States
  • Custody and administration rely on U.S.-based service providers
  • Underlying SOL market is global and trades on digital asset platforms
  • Regulatory exposure is concentrated in U.S. securities and tax rules

The trust’s strategy is to hold SOL, stake as much of the position as practicable, and provide investors with...

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Maximize staked SOL exposureshort-term

Staking can add incremental yield-like economics to the trust's SOL holdings.

02
Improve tradability and market accessshort-term

A listed ETF wrapper can broaden access and reduce friction versus direct token ownership.

03
Maintain operational resilience in staking and custodymedium-term

The trust depends on third-party staking providers, custodians, and digital asset market infrastructure.

The trust is exposed to the extreme volatility of SOL, so share value can rise or fall sharply with the underlying...

critical

Extreme SOL price volatility

The trust's value is directly linked to SOL, so token drawdowns flow through to NAV and share price.

Scope
Underlying asset price risk
Materiality
high
high

Staking operational and liquidity constraints

Staked SOL may be inaccessible during unstaking periods and depends on third-party staking systems.

Scope
Staking infrastructure
Materiality
high
high

Regulatory classification of SOL

If regulators or courts determine SOL is a security, the trust and market participants could face restrictions or enforcement risk.

Scope
U.S. securities regulation
Materiality
high
medium

Competition from other digital assets and blockchains

Alternative smart-contract platforms can divert developer, user, and capital attention away from Solana.

Scope
Market share and demand
Materiality
medium
medium

Premium/discount and liquidity risk in secondary trading

Shares can trade away from NAV when market hours, liquidity, or platform outages disrupt arbitrage.

Scope
ETF market structure
Materiality
medium
Fair value measurement of SOL
Can materially change reported unrealized gains/losses and net assets
Principal market determination
A change in principal market can alter NAV and comparability across periods
Realized vs unrealized gains on SOL
Earnings can be volatile and not reflective of cash generation
Sponsor fee settled in SOL
Affects holdings, realized gains/losses, and reported expenses
Staking consideration and tax timing
Can affect investor tax reporting and period-to-period income recognition

: 28/04/2026