TLDR
- Bitwise has listed seven crypto ETPs denominated in Swedish krona on Nasdaq Stockholm.
- The listed ETPs offer regulated exposure to Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana for Swedish investors.
- All ETPs are backed by the underlying crypto assets held in institutional cold storage.
- The ETPs may qualify for Sweden’s tax-advantaged ISK savings structure depending on the platform.
- Bitwise included staking-linked ETPs tied to Ether and Solana in the new listings.
Bitwise has launched seven new crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) denominated in Swedish krona on Nasdaq Stockholm, giving Swedish investors direct, regulated exposure to leading cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana through existing brokerage accounts, which may also support the ISK tax-advantaged savings structure depending on the platform used.
Bitwise Expands With New Swedish ETPs
Bitwise introduced the Core Bitcoin ETP and a spot Ether ETP, both backed by assets held in institutional cold storage. These products provide regulated access to crypto assets while ensuring custody standards meet institutional benchmarks. Each ETP undergoes weekly independent audits to confirm full asset backing.
The listings also include ETPs linked to staking, providing exposure to Ether and Solana while incorporating staking rewards into the product. Bitwise confirmed that these offerings are available to both retail and professional investors in Sweden. All seven ETPs are SEK-denominated and trade through Nasdaq Stockholm.
“Bringing these products to Sweden strengthens our presence across Europe,” said Marco Poblete, appointed to lead Nordic expansion alongside Andre Havas. Poblete emphasized the region’s interest in digital asset investment and regulated access. These appointments support Bitwise’s long-term strategic focus on Northern Europe.
Solana and Staking-Based Products Expand Investor Choice
The Solana-linked ETP includes staking rewards directly within the fund structure, offering another layer of potential return. Bitwise also launched a hybrid ETP that combines Bitcoin and gold exposure in one product. These options diversify risk and appeal to investors seeking a broader asset mix.
A diversified MSCI Digital Assets Select 20 ETP is also listed, tracking the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market cap. The product allows exposure across the digital asset spectrum through a single security. Bitwise ensures all ETPs are fully collateralized and externally verified.
Staking-related products aim to offer yield generation without requiring direct token management. These structures appeal to investors who want staking benefits via traditional brokerage channels. The listing on Nasdaq Stockholm brings these strategies into a regulated exchange environment.
Expansion Follows European and US Growth Initiatives
Bitwise’s Sweden launch follows a series of European market entries, starting with the acquisition of the ETC Group in August 2024. The company also listed four crypto funds in London in April 2025. In September 2025, Bitwise expanded to the Swiss market with five additional crypto ETPs.
In the US, Bitwise launched the Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) in October 2025. This ETF provided access to Solana staking through a fund structure on the NYSE. The move aligned with a clearer regulatory environment in the US during 2025.
Bitwise filed in December 2025 to launch a spot Sui ETF, naming Coinbase as custodian. The SEC has not yet ruled on this or competing filings from Canary Capital and 21Shares. The proposed ETF would track the market price of the SUI token.
Bitwise also filed in September for a Stablecoin & Tokenization ETF with the SEC. This fund would track an index of firms involved in token infrastructure and crypto payments. The filing followed SEC adoption of generic listing standards to reduce approval times.
Bitwise researcher Ryan Rasmussen stated that over 100 new crypto ETPs could enter the market in 2026. He cited regulatory streamlining as a key driver for these upcoming launches. These comments align with Bitwise’s global product strategy.


