TLDR
- Bitwise listed seven SEK-denominated crypto ETPs on Nasdaq Stockholm for retail and professional investors
- Products include staking-linked ETPs for Ether and Solana with institutional custody
- Bitwise ETPs may qualify for Sweden’s tax-advantaged ISK savings structure
- The firm continues European expansion following its acquisition of ETC Group in 2024
Bitwise Asset Management has listed seven new crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) on Nasdaq Stockholm. The SEK-denominated products offer exposure to Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and Solana (SOL) and are available to both retail and professional investors.
The new listings include a core Bitcoin ETP, spot Bitcoin and Ether products, and staking-based ETPs linked to Ether and Solana. Bitwise also introduced a diversified ETP that tracks the top 20 digital assets by market capitalization using the MSCI Digital Assets Select 20 Index.
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A hybrid ETP combining Bitcoin and gold exposure is also included. All ETPs are backed 1:1 with crypto assets held in institutional-grade cold storage. Bitwise stated that independent firms conduct weekly audits of the holdings.
ETPs May Qualify for Sweden’s ISK Tax Advantage
Bitwise confirmed that its SEK-denominated ETPs are accessible through existing brokerage platforms. Depending on the broker, some of these ETPs may qualify for Sweden’s investment savings account (ISK) structure. This setup allows individuals to manage tax on returns more efficiently.
“The listings aim to provide secure and regulated access to crypto assets for Swedish investors,” said Bitwise in its official announcement. The firm appointed Marco Poblete and Andre Havas to lead its Nordic region operations.
The launch in Sweden marks a step forward in Bitwise’s broader expansion across Europe. Bitwise previously acquired the ETC Group in August 2024, which laid the foundation for its growth strategy in the region.
Previous Listings on European Exchanges
Bitwise listed four crypto ETPs on the London Stock Exchange in April 2025. Later, in September 2025, the company added five crypto investment products to the SIX Swiss Exchange.
The newly listed ETPs on Nasdaq Stockholm reflect the increasing demand for crypto exposure through traditional financial platforms in Europe. All of Bitwise’s crypto ETPs in Europe are physically backed and verified regularly through audits.
By launching diversified and staking-linked products, Bitwise is aiming to offer a broader range of choices to investors who are interested in the digital asset market.
US Developments and Future Crypto Funds
Bitwise also expanded its business in the United States in 2025 as the regulatory climate around digital assets improved. In October, the firm launched the Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) on the New York Stock Exchange. This fund provides direct exposure to staking rewards from the Solana blockchain.
In December, Bitwise filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a spot Sui ETF. This proposed ETF would track the price of the Sui (SUI) token, with Coinbase acting as the custodian. The SEC has not yet made a decision on this or other Sui ETF proposals.
According to Bitwise researcher Ryan Rasmussen, more than 100 crypto exchange-traded products could launch in 2026. This is due to new SEC rules introduced in September that simplify listing procedures and shorten approval timelines.
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