Virtune Launches BNB ETP on Nasdaq Stockholm with 1:1 Exposure

Virtune, a cryptocurrency asset management company regulated in Sweden, has introduced a new exchange-traded product (ETP) listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. This instrument allows investors to access BNB securely and regulated through a traditional stock exchange platform, eliminating the complexities of direct cryptocurrency markets.

Physically Backed Product on Stockholm Stock Exchange

Virtune’s BNB ETP stands out for its full coverage of physical BNB, offering a 1:1 exposure to the underlying asset. It is traded under the ticker VIRBNB and denominated in Swedish Krona, making it easier for Scandinavian market participants to invest. With an annual management fee of 1.95%, the product presents a competitive alternative within the ecosystem of listed cryptocurrency instruments.

Key Features of the Instrument in Stockholm

The ETP combines the security of a regulated traditional exchange with direct exposure to BNB. According to Foresight News, the structure is specifically designed for institutional and retail investors seeking a safe and efficient way to participate in the cryptocurrency market without directly managing their digital assets. As of February 2026, BNB is trading at $693.20, reflecting the ongoing importance of the asset within the blockchain ecosystem.

Significance for Swedish Investors

The arrival of this product listed on Nasdaq Stockholm marks an important milestone for institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies in regulated European markets. Swedish investors now have access to a cryptocurrency investment tool under full regulatory supervision, combining the trust of traditional exchanges with the innovation of the digital ecosystem. This launch by Virtune in Stockholm represents the growing recognition of cryptocurrencies as a legitimate asset class in institutional finance.