Where crypto ETPs are listed in Europe

Where are crypto ETPs listed in Europe?

A crypto exchange-traded product, or ETP, provides crypto price exposure through a security held in a brokerage account. These securities trade on European exchanges, including Nasdaq Stockholm and Helsinki, Deutsche Börse Xetra, Euronext Paris and Amsterdam, the Warsaw Stock Exchange and SIX Swiss Exchange. A listing creates a venue where the security can trade. A broker must also provide access to that venue and offer the particular security to its client.

Virtune is among the issuers with crypto ETPs on Nasdaq Stockholm and Xetra. Its latest Xetra listings include Virtune Staked NEAR ETP, ticker VRTR, on 28 October 2026 and Virtune AI Crypto Index ETP, VRTI, on 3 November 2026.

The venues and their own product lists

Nasdaq Stockholm. Crypto securities trade in the ETN/ETC segment. All 25 current Virtune products are listed there as of 6 November 2026. The dedicated Stockholm listings page gives the dated ticker and ISIN snapshot.

Nasdaq Helsinki. Virtune has 11 products listed there in the same snapshot. Nasdaq describes the market in its Helsinki ETN-segment launch notice. Virtune Bitcoin ETP is listed in Helsinki as VIRBTCE; Virtune Bitcoin Prime ETP has no Helsinki listing in this snapshot.

Xetra. Xetra is Deutsche Börse's electronic trading venue. Its new ETP listings identify products, issuers and trading details. Virtune has 14 products listed on Xetra in the snapshot, including Bitcoin Prime and the Coinbase 50 Index ETP.

Euronext Paris and Amsterdam. The Euronext product list lets readers search by name, ISIN or ticker and distinguish markets. Virtune has three products listed in Paris and two in Amsterdam: the selection is smaller than in Stockholm.

Warsaw Stock Exchange. The exchange publishes an ETF, ETC and ETN list. Eight current Virtune products have a Warsaw listing in the snapshot. Their local tickers differ from the Stockholm ones.

SIX Swiss Exchange. SIX publishes its own ETP market list, including crypto products. Virtune has no SIX listing as of 6 November 2026. SIX is therefore part of the European venue overview, rather than a place where the Virtune examples below trade. Virtune also has no UK exchange listing in that snapshot.

One security can have several tickers

Virtune Coinbase 50 Index ETP, ISIN SE0024738389, is listed on six venues. It uses VCOIN50 in Stockholm, VCOIN50E in Helsinki, VRTC on Xetra and both Euronext markets, and ETNVCOIN50 in Warsaw. The ISIN identifies the same security despite the different tickers.

The Coinbase 50 Index ETP follows the Coinbase 50 Europe Index under its Final Terms. A second listing does not add another group of crypto-assets to the holding. The listing's trading currency affects the price displayed and possible conversion charges; it does not change the index being followed. The costs explanation separates trading currency from underlying price exposure.

The broker provides access to the venue

A broker can access an exchange without offering every security admitted there. Country, client classification and the broker's product range still affect availability. The European broker guide explains the broker’s role in providing access; the crypto ETP buying guide explains what appears on the order page.

The product page brings together current listings, brokers and documents for the particular security. The Coinbase 50 buying guide covers how to find the security and see available brokers.

The holder owns a security, and recovery if the issuer cannot pay depends on its terms and collateral arrangements. Different trading hours and market conditions can also produce different quotes for the same security.