Grayscale Revises GSOL Staking Payouts, Cuts Management and Staking Fees
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Grayscale amended its Solana staking ETF (GSOL) terms, shifting staking rewards from in-kind distributions to quarterly cash payouts (about 6.1% annualized) and cutting the management fee to 0.19% and staking fee to 7%. Lower fees and simplified cash distributions can improve net yield transparency and broaden investor accessibility, potentially supporting incremental institutional demand for Solana exposure. The same framework previously applied to Grayscale's ETH ETF.
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Grayscale has filed an amended registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to update how staking rewards are distributed for its Solana staking ETF, GSOL. Under the change, rewards will be paid to shareholders as quarterly cash distributions rather than in-kind, implying an annualized yield of about 6.1%, according to Cryptopolitan.
The revised terms took effect Aug. 7. Grayscale lowered the fund's management fee to 0.19% from 0.35%, and reduced the staking fee to 7% from 23%. The firm has adopted the same approach for its ETH ETF.
