The listings let investors buy and sell spot and staking-based crypto goods in their own currency through a licensed exchange. This is Bitwise’s newest step in Europe.
Bitwise, a digital asset management company, has added seven crypto exchange-traded products priced in Swedish krona to Nasdaq Stockholm. This gives Swedish investors a regulated way to invest in Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana.
According to a Wednesday release, the SEK-denominated ETPs are available to both retail and professional investors through existing broking accounts. They might also qualify for Sweden’s tax-advantaged ISK savings plan, depending on the platform.
Product lineup and investor access
The listings include the Bitwise Core Bitcoin ETP, the spot Bitcoin BTC$97,345, and Ether ETH$3,366 products that are backed by institutional custody. There are also staking-related ETPs that are linked to ETH and Solana SOL$146.82. Bitwise also offered a variety of products, such as the MSCI Digital Assets Select 20 ETP, which tracks the top cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation, and a hybrid product that gives you exposure to both Bitcoin and gold.
The corporation hired Marco Poblete and Andre Havas to manage its growth in the Nordic region.
The company asserts that their institutional cold storage of crypto assets completely backs all Bitwise ETPs. An independent audit checks these holdings every week.
Building a broader European distribution strategy
The debut in Sweden is part of Bitwise’s larger plan to grow in Europe, which started with the purchase of ETC Group in August 2024. The business put four Bitcoin and Ether ETPs on the London Stock Exchange in April 2025. In September, it put five crypto funds on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
In 2025, Bitwise grew its footprint in the US as rules around crypto became clearer and enforcement became less guaranteed.
Bitwise asked the US Securities and Exchange Commission in September to approve a proposed Stablecoin & Tokenisation ETF. This ETF would track an index of companies that issue stablecoins, build token infrastructure, make payments, run exchanges, and offer regulated crypto ETPs that give investors exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Parallel expansion across US crypto markets
The company started the Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) on the New York Stock Exchange in October. US investors now have direct access to the embedded SOL staking benefits within the fund structure.
In December, Bitwise asked the SEC for permission to start a spot Sui ETF that would track the price of the Sui SUI $1.84 token. Coinbase would be the custodian. The SEC hasn’t made a decision yet on the filings for Sui ETFs by Canary Capital and 21Shares.
Ryan Rasmussen, a researcher at Bitwise, says that more than 100 crypto exchange-traded products might start trading in 2026. This is because the SEC implemented generic listing guidelines in September that are meant to speed up the licensing process by a lot.