Key Points:
Bitwise Asset Management launched its European Solana Staking ETP with 6.48% annual dividends under the ticker BSOL. Marine as a stakeholder ensures robust infrastructure for its activities. European investors seeking Solana staking rewards may find BSOL attractive with a 0.85% annual management cost.
After Bitwise purchased ETC Group’s ESOL product, which gave Solana exposure but no staking incentives, BSOL was launched. Bitwise intends to redefine the crypto ETP market and compete with 21Shares by introducing staking incentives to European investors, according to Blockworks.
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Staking benefits cannot be included in Solana ETFs due to US regulatory issues, limiting investor appeal. Bitwise has created BSOL to encourage staking while awaiting US regulatory clarity, focusing on Europe. Bitwise improves its infrastructure and stays ahead with this strategy.
Bitwise’s action suggests openness to US policy reforms. As speculation on the SEC under new leadership grows, the business is preparing to integrate staking rewards in its US offers soon. The proactive approach keeps Bitwise competitive worldwide and ready to profit from shifting legal circumstances.
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