Which SOL ETF stakes SOL now?

TLDR

Several Solana ETFs explicitly use staking today. Notably, Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL), Franklin Solana ETF (SOEZ, up to 100% staked), and an earlier REX Osprey staked SOL ETF are cited as staking products in recent coverage. BSOL, SOEZ, REX Osprey.

1. Bitwises BSOL is identified as a staking ETF with current inflows noted. Bitwise BSOL.
2. Franklins SOEZ says it can stake up to 100% and distribute rewards as income. Franklin SOEZ.
3. REX Osprey launched the first staked SOL ETF earlier this year per reporting. REX Osprey staked ETF.

Deep Dive

1. Bitwise BSOL

Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) is called out as a staking product in recent fund flow updates. That coverage shows BSOL drawing inflows while other SOL funds saw redemptions, which implies investor demand for yield-bearing structure. See the mention of Bitwises Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) and its inflows in the fund flow roundup above. Bitwise BSOL.

2. Franklin SOEZ

Franklin Templetons Franklin Solana ETF (SOEZ) explicitly incorporates staking mechanics. The launch note states the fund can stake up to 100% of its SOL where possible and that rewards are distributed as new SOL tokens and treated as income for the fund. Franklin SOEZ.

3. REX Osprey Staked SOL ETF

Media reports reference REX Osprey as the first staked SOL ETF to debut earlier this year, with Bitwises staked SOL ETF following later. While separate filings may have changed over time, the cited article establishes REX Ospreys staked structure at launch. REX Osprey staked ETF.

Conclusion

If your priority is SOL exposure that captures staking rewards, current coverage highlights Bitwises BSOL and Franklins SOEZ as staking-enabled ETFs, with REX Osprey noted as an early staked entrant. Focus your comparison on each funds staking allowance, reward distribution method, fees, and validator risk disclosures, since those drive net yield versus plain SOL exposure.