Compare Β· SOL spot ETFs
BSOL vs GSOL
Bitwise Solana Staking ETF against Grayscale Solana Staking ETF
- GSOL is cheaper: 0.19% vs 0.20% a year, or $0.10 less per $1,000 held.
- BSOL is 6.2x the size of GSOL by net assets.
Verdict: BSOL or GSOL?
GSOL costs less each year; BSOL is the larger, more liquid fund. Long-term holders usually weight the fee, active traders the liquidity.
Fees: what the expense ratio costs you
BSOL charges 0.20% and GSOL charges 0.19% a year. On a $10,000 position that is $20 versus $19 per year, taken out of the fund's assets daily rather than billed to you. Over five years the gap compounds to roughly $5 per $10,000 in GSOL's favour, before any return.
Size and liquidity
BSOL holds about $1.3B against $213M for GSOL. A larger fund usually means tighter bid-ask spreads and more options volume, which matters if you trade around the open rather than hold for years. The five-day flow row shows which fund investors are adding to right now; see the full daily table on the flows page.
Pre-market estimate accuracy
Pre-Tick's pre-market estimate has landed closer to the official open for BSOL (median miss 0.11%) than for GSOL (0.14%). Both are re-priced every minute from live Solana on the BSOL and GSOL pages, with the method on the accuracy page.
FAQ
- Is BSOL or GSOL cheaper?
- GSOL, at 0.19% a year versus 0.20% for BSOL.
- Which is bigger, BSOL or GSOL?
- BSOL, with about $1.3B in net assets against $213M for GSOL.
- Do BSOL and GSOL move together?
- Yes. Both hold Solana, so their daily returns are nearly identical before fees. The lasting differences are the expense ratio, fund size and how tightly each trades to its net asset value.
Both funds hold SOL, so their daily moves are nearly identical; the lasting differences are fees, size and liquidity. Estimate miss is how far Pre-Tick's pre-market estimate landed from the official 9:30 AM ET open (see accuracy). Flows are US spot ETF net flows from SoSoValue. Not investment advice.