Bitwise is moving even faster. This well-known digital asset management company has recently listed 7 crypto ETP products on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. For Swedish investors, this means they can directly purchase these tracking products with kronor and gain exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana within a fully compliant framework.
This product portfolio covers the mainstream cryptocurrencies in the market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum naturally included as the most widely recognized assets. The addition of Solana, representing high-performance public chains, also reflects the market’s increased acceptance of multi-chain ecosystems. The key point is that the entire scheme follows a legitimate approach—implemented through regulated exchanges, in local currency, using institutional-grade products like ETPs.
Such initiatives have become a trend in Europe. Sweden, as the financial hub of Scandinavia, has a relatively friendly regulatory environment and a high level of investor education, making it an ideal testing ground for these innovative products. It essentially opens a legal door for both retail and institutional investors to participate in digital assets.
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MEVHunterX
· 16h ago
Bitwise's approach is really impressive, and more compliant channels are emerging. However, to be honest, ETPs are still a bit expensive for us retail investors...
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ProposalManiac
· 16h ago
It's the same old story of "opening the door with a compliance framework"... There's no problem with the mechanism design itself, but the issue is—who ensures the incentive compatibility of ETP issuers? A friendly regulatory environment in Sweden does not mean no risk. Just look at the history of those "fully compliant" financial products and see how they ended up.
It's not that these products are bad, but once this type of product becomes widespread, the real test is in the subsequent governance game. Retail investors can enter easily, but who will bear the ultimate responsibility when systemic risks emerge?
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AirdropNinja
· 16h ago
This wave of ETPs in Europe is gaining momentum. Sweden is leading the way again. The Nordic countries are really pouring all their money into crypto.
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DuckFluff
· 16h ago
Europe's move this time is really quick; it's quite interesting that SOL got involved.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 16h ago
Sweden has all opened up, when will the domestic market catch up... Compliance is the right way, but it's just slow.
Bitwise is moving even faster. This well-known digital asset management company has recently listed 7 crypto ETP products on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. For Swedish investors, this means they can directly purchase these tracking products with kronor and gain exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana within a fully compliant framework.
This product portfolio covers the mainstream cryptocurrencies in the market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum naturally included as the most widely recognized assets. The addition of Solana, representing high-performance public chains, also reflects the market’s increased acceptance of multi-chain ecosystems. The key point is that the entire scheme follows a legitimate approach—implemented through regulated exchanges, in local currency, using institutional-grade products like ETPs.
Such initiatives have become a trend in Europe. Sweden, as the financial hub of Scandinavia, has a relatively friendly regulatory environment and a high level of investor education, making it an ideal testing ground for these innovative products. It essentially opens a legal door for both retail and institutional investors to participate in digital assets.