Bitwise has launched a new staking product based on the Solana cryptocurrency with a yield of 6.48 percent and a fee of 0.85 percent on the Xetra exchange in Europe, offering favorable conditions for investors 🚀

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Bitwise has launched a new staking product for Solana (BSOL) on the Xetra exchange in Europe with an annual yield of 6.48 percent and a fee of 0.85 percent, which is more profitable than its counterparts. The product offers staking rewards that were absent in the previous ESOL. In the US, the company is preparing to launch a spot ETF for Solana and expects approval by 2025. Bitwise's forecasts for the future remain optimistic.

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