Solana staking ETFs: share staked, yield and payouts of every US fund
All 9 US spot Solana ETFs stake: about 15.41M of their 15.52M SOL, 99.3%, was staked on 22 okt 2026. Issuers disclose net staking yields from 3.73% (GSOL) to 6.38% (SOLC). Seven funds pay the rewards out in cash; BSOL and SOLC keep them in the fund.
SOL held and staked, by fund
BSOL holds 10.76M SOL, 69% of all ETF SOL, and has 99.49% of it staked. Every fund stakes; the lowest share disclosed is QSOL’s 54% (30 jun).
Which Solana ETFs stake
- FSOLFidelity100% staked (30 sep), 4.95% net, holders get 85% of rewards, cash quarterly
- GSOLGrayscale100% staked (22 okt), 3.73% net, holders get 93%, cash monthly
- MSOLMorgan Stanley100% staked (21 okt), 4.56% net on all coins, holders get 95%, cash monthly
- SOEZFranklin Templeton99.95% staked (21 okt), 4.85% net as of 30 sep, holders get 92%, cash monthly
- TSOL21Shares99.95% staked (21 okt), 5.47% net, holders get 90%, cash quarterly
- BSOLBitwise99.49% staked (22 okt), 5.35% net, holders get 94%, rewards kept in the fund
- SOLCCanary89.5% staked (21 okt), 6.38% net, rewards kept in the fund
- VSOLVanEck86.2% staked (30 sep), 4.76% net, cash quarterly
- QSOLInvesco54% staked (30 jun), no rate published yet, holders get 97%, cash quarterly
- Do not stakeNone. All 9 US spot Solana ETFs stake.
Yield and holders’ share
Net staking yield as each issuer labels it. MSOL quotes its rate on all coins, not only the staked ones. FSOL, SOEZ and VSOL last published theirs on 30 sep. QSOL has not published a rate. Our estimate for QSOL, from the change in SOL per share, is 2.00% a year. SOLC and VSOL do not state a holders’ share. VSOL: The staking provider is paid 0.28% a year of staked assets rather than a share of rewards.
When each Solana ETF started staking
From SEC filings and launch dates
- GSOL6 okt 2025 · Grayscale starts staking
- BSOL23 okt 2025 · Bitwise starts staking
- FSOL · SOLC17 nov 2025 · Fidelity and Canary start staking
- VSOL17 nov 2025 · VanEck fund starts trading
- TSOL19 nov 2025 · 21Shares fund starts trading
- SOEZ3 dec 2025 · Franklin Templeton fund starts trading
- QSOL15 dec 2025 · Invesco fund starts trading
- MSOL28 jul 2026 · Morgan Stanley fund starts trading
Cash payouts per share
Staking rewards paid out in cash · the latest payout of each fund · payout yield: the latest payout ÷ share price, as a yearly rate
BSOL and SOLC keep their rewards in the fund and pay no cash.
Bitwise BSOL vs Fidelity FSOL: rewards kept in the fund vs paid in cash
Two ways a Solana ETF passes staking rewards to holders, side by side
How we check
- Whether a fund stakes, its target and cap, its staking providers and how rewards are paid come from its prospectus and other SEC filings.
- Share staked and yields are the latest figures each issuer has published, with their date; coins held and cash payouts update every trading day.
- Staked SOL is each fund’s coins times the share it last disclosed as staked, or its target where it has published none.
- Payout yield is the latest cash payout divided by the share price the day before its ex-date, scaled to a year by the days since the previous payout.
- Staking start dates come from SEC filings; where a fund has not given one, the timeline shows its first trading day.
- SOL per share is our estimate from daily issuer data: the yearly change in the coins behind each share, with payout days left out.