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Solana ETFs.
Almost All Of Them Stake.
The Solana funds arrived late and arrived staking, which is the opposite of how bitcoin and ether went. Grayscale states it stakes one hundred percent of the fund. On the TSX, 3iQ runs at nothing for the first year.
Spot Solana ETFs began trading in the United States in late 2025. Unlike the first bitcoin and ether funds, most of them stake from the start and pass through the rewards. Bitwise’s BSOL charges 0.20 percent and stakes, Grayscale’s GSOL charges 0.35 percent and states that it stakes all of its Solana, and in Canada 3iQ’s SOLQ charges nothing for the first twelve months and 0.15 percent after.
3iQ After Year One
SOLQ on the TSX, zero for the first twelve months, listed 16 April 2025.
Bitwise BSOL
Listed 28 October 2025 on the NYSE. Stakes through Helius.
Grayscale Stakes All Of It
GSOL, in Grayscale’s own words, stakes one hundred percent of its Solana.
The Year They Arrived
Canada in April, the United States from late October.
The Funds
Spot Solana. Staking is the norm here rather than the exception, which is the reverse of the bitcoin and ether launches.
| Fund | Issuer | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| SOLQ 3iQ Solana Staking ETF, listed 16 April 2025. TSX. Stakes. Zero for the first twelve months | 3iQ | 0.15% |
| BSOL Bitwise Solana Staking ETF, listed 28 October 2025. NYSE. Stakes, with Helius as staking provider | Bitwise | 0.20% |
| QSOL Invesco Galaxy Solana ETF. United States | Invesco / Galaxy | 0.25% |
| VSOL VanEck Solana ETF. United States | VanEck | 0.30% |
| GSOL Grayscale Solana Trust ETF, listed 29 October 2025. NYSE Arca. Stakes one hundred percent of its Solana | Grayscale | 0.35% |
| SSK REX-Osprey SOL and Staking ETF. The first US listed fund giving spot SOL exposure with native on chain staking rewards | REX Shares / Osprey | Not confirmed |
| FSOL Fidelity Solana Fund. United States. Participates in staking activity | Fidelity | Not confirmed |
SSK and FSOL trade and are real funds. Their fee is marked not confirmed because it was not read off the issuer’s own page on the day. CI Global and Evolve also run Solana products in Canada whose fees were not confirmed and are therefore not listed with a number.
Why The Solana Funds Look Different
Three structural differences from the bitcoin funds, and they are not marketing.
Staking Came Built In
The first bitcoin funds had no yield to capture and the first ether funds launched without staking. The Solana funds largely launched with it. That makes the fee comparison less meaningful here: a cheaper fund that does not stake can easily be the worse holding.
The Promotional Fees Expire
Several of these launched at zero for a window, on a cap, and then step up. 3iQ is zero for twelve months and then 0.15 percent. A fee table read on launch week describes a price that is not the price you will pay.
Canada Was First Again
3iQ listed a staking Solana ETF on the TSX in April 2025, roughly six months before the US funds. The same thing happened with bitcoin in 2021. It is a pattern worth knowing if you are waiting for a US listing of something.
The Asset Itself
A fund is a wrapper. These are the pages on what is inside it, written the same way and carrying no price either.
The Other Assets
Same rules, same sources, one page each.
Bitcoin ETFs
Eleven spot bitcoin funds trade in the United States and they hold the same asset. The fee is most of what separates them, and it ranges from 0.15 percent to 0.25 percent. The Canadian funds on the TSX cost several times more.
Ethereum ETFs
Spot ether funds all hold the same asset, and then they split on one thing that actually matters: whether they stake it. A fund that does not stake is leaving the network’s own yield on the table on your behalf.
Memecoin ETFs
Dogecoin has three listed funds in the United States. Shiba Inu and Pepe have European ETPs. Dogwifhat, Bonk and Official Trump have nothing at all, anywhere, and the pages telling you otherwise are guessing.
Fees, launch dates and staking status were read off each issuer’s own page on 17 September 2026 and are linked below. Nothing here is a price, a return or a flow figure. This is a published reference, not financial advice, and I am not a licensed advisor. Confirm every figure with the issuer before you buy anything.
Check It Against The Issuer.
Then Decide For Yourself.
Every figure on this page links to the issuer page it came from.
Not financial advice.