Digital asset management company Bitwise has listed seven Swedish kronor-denominated crypto exchange products on Nasdaq Stockholm, giving Swedish investors regulated exposure to Bitcoin, Ether and Solana.
According to Wednesday’s announcement, SEK-denominated ETPs will be available to retail and professional investors through their existing brokerage accounts and, depending on the platform, may be eligible for Sweden’s tax-advantaged ISK savings structure.
The list includes Bitwise Core Bitcoin ETP, Spot Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (Ethereum) Products backed by institutional custody, and ETPs associated with staking Ethereum and Solana (sol). Bitwise also listed the diversified MSCI Digital Asset Select 20 ETP, which tracks the largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, and a hybrid product that combines exposure to Bitcoin and gold.
The company has appointed Marco Poblete and Andre Havas to oversee its expansion across the Nordic region.
According to the company, all Bitwise ETPs are fully backed by the underlying crypto assets held in institutional cold storage, and holdings are verified through weekly independent audits.
The launch in Sweden builds on Bitwise’s extensive expansion in Europe, which began with the acquisition of ETC Group in August 2024. In April 2025, the company listed four Bitcoin and Ether ETPs on the London Stock Exchange, followed by five crypto funds on the SIX Swiss Exchange in September.
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Bitwise expands presence in US in 2025
Beyond Europe, Bitwise expanded its presence in the United States in 2025 as regulatory clarity around cryptocurrencies improved and enforcement uncertainty eased.
In September, Bitwise filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a proposed Stablecoin & Tokenization ETF, which aims to track an index of companies involved in stablecoin issuance, tokenization infrastructure, payments, exchanges, and regulated crypto ETPs with exposure to Bitcoin and Ether.
In October, the company launched the Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) on the New York Stock Exchange, providing direct exposure to U.S. investors. sol Staking rewards are built into the fund structure.
In December, Bitwise filed with the SEC a proposal to launch a Spot Sui ETF that would track the price of Sui (SUI) tokens, naming Coinbase as the custodian. The SEC has not yet ruled on the Sui ETF application by Canary Capital and 21Shares.
More than 100 crypto exchange-traded products could be launched in 2026 after the SEC adopted general listing standards in September aimed at significantly shortening approval timelines, according to Bitwise researcher Ryan Rasmussen.
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