21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL) is a US-listed spot Solana ETF from 21Shares. It lets investors gain exposure to the price of Solana through a regulated exchange-traded fund — bought and sold like any stock in a brokerage account, without the need to self-custody Solana or manage private keys, wallets and exchange accounts. The current TSOL price is $7.19, down 2.18% over the last 24 hours, within a all-time range of $7.07 to $7.35.
As a spot ETF, TSOL's share price closely follows the market value of the Solana the fund holds, minus its annual management fee. The chart above shows TSOL price history at 5-minute resolution, so you can see intraday moves alongside longer-term performance (7-day, 30-day). Each share represents a fractional claim on the fund's Solana holdings, and authorised participants create or redeem shares to keep the market price aligned with the fund's net asset value (NAV).
Buying TSOL is different from buying Solana on a crypto exchange. With the ETF you never hold the underlying coins yourself — the fund's custodian does — so there are no wallets, seed phrases or withdrawal risks to manage. In exchange, you pay the fund's management fee and can only trade during US market hours. Holding Solana directly gives you 24/7 trading and full self-custody, but shifts all the security and storage responsibility onto you. Many investors choose TSOL specifically because it fits inside a normal brokerage or tax-advantaged account.
A spot Solana ETF like TSOL holds the actual asset, so it tracks the real-time Solana price. A futures ETF instead holds dated futures contracts and has to “roll” them as they expire, which can introduce tracking error and extra cost in certain market conditions. For investors who simply want exposure that mirrors the Solana price, a spot product is usually the more direct vehicle.
TSOL trades on a US stock exchange during regular market hours, while Solana itself trades around the clock. When Solana moves significantly overnight or over a weekend, TSOL can open at a noticeably different price than it closed at — a “gap.” This is normal for any crypto ETF and is one reason the 5-minute chart and the all-time range above are useful for understanding how TSOL actually behaves day to day.
TSOL is one of several US-listed spot Solana ETFs. Compare it with the other funds tracking Solana:
| Ticker | Fund | Price |
|---|---|---|
| TSOL | 21Shares Solana ETF | $7.19 |
| Bitwise Solana ETF | $10.03 | |
| VanEck Solana ETF | $9.83 | |
| Fidelity Solana Fund | $8.72 | |
| Franklin Solana ETF | $12.78 | |
| Grayscale Solana Trust | $5.54 |
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