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Bitwise Launches Cryptocurrency ETPs on Nasdaq Stockholm

Aarav Prakash by Aarav Prakash
January 15, 2026
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Bitwise cryptocurrency ETPs displayed on Nasdaq Stockholm's trading screen.

Bitwise Launches Cryptocurrency ETPs on Nasdaq Stockholm

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Key Takeaways

  • Bitwise has launched seven cryptocurrency Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) on Nasdaq Stockholm, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.
  • The products are traded in Swedish kronor, providing a regulated market entry point for Nordic investors.
  • This expansion aligns with Bitwise’s growth strategy in Europe amid ongoing regulatory adjustments in the cryptocurrency landscape.

What Happened

Bitwise Asset Management is making significant strides in the European cryptocurrency market by launching seven Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) on Nasdaq Stockholm. According to CoinDesk, the new offerings include ETPs for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, among others. This move aims to give investors in Sweden denominated access to both spot and staking crypto assets through a regulated trading platform.

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Why It Matters

The introduction of these ETPs represents a crucial development in the Nordic markets, which are recognized as active environments for cryptocurrency investments. With products offered via well-established broker platforms, such as Avanza and Nordnet, Bitwise is tapping into a growing institutional interest in digital assets. The company’s Nordic expansion is spearheaded by Marco Poblete, appointed as regional director. In his words, “Sweden is one of the world’s most active markets for crypto ETPs, and we are seeing growing institutional interest.”

What’s Next / Market Impact

Bitwise’s ETP lineup features tailored investment opportunities including the Bitwise Physical Bitcoin ETP (BTC1), two Ethereum products—one focusing on staking—alongside a Solana staking ETP. These offerings come with competitive expense ratios, such as 0.05% for their core Bitcoin ETP and 0.85% for the Solana staking ETP, designed to optimize returns from both price movements and staking rewards for investors ([1](https://etfexpress.com/2026/01/14/bitwise-lists-seven-crypto-etps-on-nasdaq-stockholm/)). The products not only cater to retail investors looking for traditional investment methods but also provide institutional investors with reliable options as they navigate the evolving regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies.

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