Solana Updates: 21Shares Connects Conventional and Digital Finance Through Nordic ETP Growth

21Shares, recognized as a leading global provider of crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs), has broadened its portfolio on Nasdaq Stockholm by introducing six additional ETPs. These new offerings grant investors regulated entry to prominent cryptocurrencies as well as diversified digital asset portfolios. The latest products feature access to

(AAVE), (ADA), (LINK), (DOT), along with two index-based baskets—HODL and HODLX—raising the company’s total number of ETPs listed on the exchange to . This development highlights for structured and institutional-level crypto investment solutions.

This growth is part of 21Shares’ larger initiative to make digital assets more accessible through clear and physically backed products. Alistair Byas Perry, who leads EU Investments and Capital Markets at 21Shares, observed that investors in the Nordics are showing greater demand for diversified and cost-effective crypto exposure within a regulated environment. “With this expansion, we can now provide a wider selection of both single-asset and index-based crypto ETPs, enabling retail and institutional clients to customize their digital asset investments within a secure and transparent structure,” Perry stated

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The company’s product suite now spans major cryptocurrencies, staking options, and multi-asset baskets, with each ETP fully collateralized and physically supported.

to the underlying digital assets without the need to handle custody or wallets themselves, setting these ETPs apart in the crypto investment space. 21Shares’ global assets under management (AUM) have now surpassed , fueled by significant inflows into its , , and multi-asset investment products.

The company has also made its entry into the U.S. market with the

(TSOL), which is now listed on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) with . offers U.S. investors direct access to Solana’s spot price (SOL), further expanding 21Shares’ ETP lineup in North America . Federico Brokate, the company’s Global Head of Business Development, emphasized Solana’s “efficiency and practical applications” as major draws for both institutional and retail investors .

This phase of expansion coincides with changes in leadership and strategic acquisitions.

, recently left after seven years, during which she played a key role in establishing crypto ETPs in Europe. The company has been acquired by FalconX, a digital asset prime broker, in a confidential transaction, its services across North America, Europe, and Latin America.

Even as the broader crypto ETP sector has seen outflows—CoinShares reported $2 billion in weekly withdrawals—

for 21Shares. The company’s emphasis on regulated investment access and institutional collaborations, including its validator role in the Canton Network, in connecting traditional finance with digital assets.