Twinstake joins the jupSOL validator set
On 27 October Twinstake reported an agreement on the jupSOL pool. Its validator joins the set. Clients can have SOL delegated, subject to the pool. Twinstake does not take custody of the token.
On 27 October, Twinstake said it had entered an agreement on the jupSOL pool. According to Twinstake, the firm’s Solana validator joins the jupSOL validator set under that agreement. Jupiter wrote on X the same day that the validator is in the set.
Institutional clients who choose jupSOL on their own and name Twinstake can have SOL from that position delegated to this validator. The pool’s designation and routing process still applies. Clients can transfer jupSOL while SOL in the pool stays delegated under that pool’s rules.
Twinstake does not issue, distribute, or recommend jupSOL, and it does not arrange a purchase. It does not take custody or control of jupSOL or the underlying SOL.
Twinstake says it has completed a SOC 2 Type II examination of specified controls over a defined review period.
According to Twinstake, the company runs the validator infrastructure behind the first North American Solana staking ETFs. Jupiter repeated that claim on X the same day. Neither text names the funds.