Bitwise listed seven SEK‑denominated cryptocurrency ETPs on Nasdaq Stockholm on January 14, expanding its European footprint and offering Swedish investors regulated, local‑currency exposure to Bitcoin, Ether and Solana.
The lineup included two Bitcoin products and two Ethereum products alongside a Solana staking ETP, a diversified digital‑assets ETP and a combined Bitcoin‑and‑gold product.
Bitwise Core Bitcoin ETP (BTC1, ISIN DE000A4AER62) and Bitwise Physical Bitcoin ETP (BTCE, ISIN DE000A27Z304). While Bitwise Physical Ethereum ETP (ZETH, ISIN DE000A3GMKD7) and Bitwise Ethereum Staking ETP (ET32, ISIN DE000A3G90G9). In Solana staking, Bitwise Solana Staking ETP (BSOL, ISIN DE000A4A59D2).
The company also listed the Bitwise MSCI Digital Assets Select 20 ETP for diversified market‑cap exposure and the Bitwise Diaman Bitcoin & Gold ETP, which pairs physical bitcoin and gold in a single product.
“Through our listing on Nasdaq Stockholm we are able to offer institutional investment products directly to Swedish investors in local currency, with the level of transparency, regulatory compliance and security the market expects,” said Marco Poblete, Regional Director Nordics at Bitwise.
Market, access and compliance implications
By denominating the ETPs in Swedish krona, Bitwise targeted easier operational access for local investors. The issuer highlighted potential compatibility with ISK accounts, which can offer Swedish retail investors tax advantages and a simpler on‑ramp to regulated crypto exposure.
The introduction of SEK-denominated trading is designed to reduce currency frictions for Swedish investors, making access more efficient and lowering FX-related costs. Alongside this, the products emphasize physical backing and structured staking mechanisms, aiming to address key institutional concerns around custody, asset security, and the generation of yield in a compliant framework.
In parallel, a strong focus on institutional-grade compliance and transparency seeks to meet regulatory expectations and build confidence among market participants. The inclusion of diversified and hybrid offerings—such as a top-20 crypto index or combined bitcoin-and-gold exposure—further broadens allocation choices, allowing investors to tailor portfolios across different risk profiles and strategic objectives.
For product teams and compliance officers, the listing underlines continued demand for exchange‑native crypto vehicles that meet standard market‑infrastructure practices. Liquidity providers and market makers will be central to secondary‑market depth; the issuer positioned the series to attract both retail flows and growing institutional interest in the Nordics.
Investors and advisers are now watching post‑listing trading volumes and inflows following the January 14, 2026 debut to assess demand and effective fees in practice. For market participants, the immediate questions are whether SEK‑denominated ETPs will meaningfully lower access costs and how well custody and staking operations perform under local regulatory scrutiny.
