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•Source: Dagens industri
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Key takeaways
- Swedish investors now have expanded access to the cryptocurrency market, thanks to new, ISK-compatible Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) launched by CoinShares XBT Provider
- This initiative responds to increasing demand from both retail and institutional investors seeking regulated and transparent vehicles for digital asset exposure as they aim to diversify their portfolios
- These new, physically-backed ETPs provide exposure to established cryptocurrencies as well as a range of "altcoins," including Solana, Chainlink, and Cardano
Swedish investors now have expanded access to the cryptocurrency market, thanks to new, ISK-compatible Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) launched by CoinShares XBT Provider. This initiative responds to increasing demand from both retail and institutional investors seeking regulated and transparent vehicles for digital asset exposure as they aim to diversify their portfolios.
These new, physically-backed ETPs provide exposure to established cryptocurrencies as well as a range of "altcoins," including Solana, Chainlink, and Cardano. This enables investors to access emerging digital assets recognized for their potential for high growth and specific use cases, such as tokenization. Townsend Lansing of CoinShares highlighted that this development signifies a maturing market where security and structure are increasingly paramount. Notably, a recent survey indicated that 33% of Swedish crypto investors already utilize ETPs.
The ETPs, listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, offer investors a liquid and accessible method for integrating digital assets into their traditional portfolios. A significant advantage for the Swedish market is their compatibility with the ISK (investingsparkonto) system, which provides a streamlined and tax-efficient framework for long-term investment in this asset class.
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