Crypto was initiated as a grassroots revolution mainly influenced by individual developers, early adopters, and retail traders. However, in the last 10 years, the industry has gradually evolved into an asset class that is difficult to avoid. Although institutions did not quickly adopt crypto, their adoption followed years of work
Danske Bank has introduced cryptocurrency-related investment products to its trading platform, allowing customers to gain exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum through exchange-traded products. The move comes from higher client demand and clearer regulations in Europe. Danske eBanking and Danske Mobile Banking customers can invest in ETPs, which track both Bitcoin
Dutch banking giant ING explores exchange-traded products (ETPs) tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. This move is a sign of how traditional financial institutions are increasing their involvement in the world of digital assets. The bank examines structured products that follow the price of cryptocurrencies while staying within regulated structures.
Crypto investment products witnessed a continued sell-off in the last week, followed by the weakening of investor sentiment. Due to this, the investors witnessed two consecutive weeks of outflows. Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) noted around $1.7 billion in outflows in the same week, as reported by CoinShares on February 2.
Valour has recently got a regulatory approval to provide cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) to retail investors on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The approval is given by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), permitting Valour to widen beyond professional investors and make its products accessible to the majority. The new offerings
As per the reports, global exchange-traded products associated with crypto dragged in around $2.2 billion in net inflows in the past week, a leap that signalled the strongest weekly shift since October last year. Bitcoin-aimed funds accumulated the lion’s share, and Ether, along with some other altcoin products, also witnessed
Bitwise has successfully set its foot into Sweden by listing seven physically supported crypto exchange-traded products on Nasdaq Stockholm, stretching regulated access to digital assets for local investors. On January 14, the firm publicised its listings on Nasdaq, naming the first ETP launch of Bitwise on the Stockholm exchange and
Next year the cryptocurrency investment environment is set to undergo a big change. Projections are showing that there will be more than 100 new exchange-traded products launched. Nevertheless, a few voices in the industry have expressed their concern that a large number of these products will be unable to continue
The crypto investment products witnessed their positive multi-week inflow streak following the surge of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, which hovered to make a new all-time high, and Ethereum crossing $2,800 for the first time since February 2025. The trading week ending on June 13 witnessed $1.9 billion of inflows in
Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) pulled in an impressive $3.3 billion last week alone, bringing this year’s total inflows to a record $10.8 billion. This surge reflects growing investor appetite for regulated ways to gain exposure to digital assets. CoinShares reports that assets under management (AUM) in crypto ETPs briefly touched
