eToro Unlocks Crypto Staking for US Users: Ethereum, Cardano, and Solana Now Available
Sep 30, 2025
2 min read
Social investment platform eToro has officially launched its cryptocurrency staking services for users in the United States, effective September 29th. This expansion brings staking for popular cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Cardano, and Solana to the US market, with plans for further service rollouts in the future. The new offering introduces a tiered reward system designed to incentivize participation.
Key Takeaways
eToro now offers staking for Ethereum, Cardano, and Solana to US customers.
A six-tier reward system, ranging from Bronze to Diamond, is in place.
Staking rewards can range from 45% to 90% depending on the tier.
Staking Rewards Explained
eToro's new staking service features a six-tier reward structure, from Bronze to Diamond. Users in the Bronze tier can expect rewards of 45%, with subsequent tiers offering progressively higher percentages. Silver tier users will receive 55%, Gold tier 65%, Platinum tier 75%, Platinum+ tier 85%, and the top Diamond tier will earn a 90% reward.
A Growing Service
This is not eToro's first foray into staking services. The platform initially introduced staking in 2024, offering options for Solana and Ethereum. However, these services were not initially available to customers in the US or Germany. The current expansion marks a significant step in making these features accessible to a broader user base.
Market Context
The launch by eToro occurs amidst a dynamic period in the cryptocurrency market. In related news, the Gemini cryptocurrency exchange recently began offering staking services in the European Union, following its receipt of MiCA compliance certification. Additionally, Canary Capital Group is pursuing the launch of a spot Solana exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the US, which could potentially integrate staking directly into an ETF product if approved by the SEC.
Sources
eToro Launches Ethereum, Cardano, Solana Staking Services in US with Six-Tier Reward, Yahoo Finance.