Exchange-traded funds and products explained – from regular ETFs to crypto ETPs, bitcoin ETFs and tokenized funds.
An ETF is a fund that trades on an exchange like a stock. Here is how it works, and what the benefits and risks are.
In the US it is called an ETF, in Europe often an ETP. The difference comes down to regulation – and explains how crypto ends up on exchanges.
Behind every ETF is a mechanism that keeps the price close to the value of what the fund owns. Here is how it fits together.
After ten years of rejections, the US approved bitcoin ETFs in January 2024. Here is what happened, and what it has meant.
Nordic investors can own crypto through exchange-traded products at brokers and banks. Here are the options and the differences.
A tokenized ETF is a fund unit represented as a token on a blockchain. Here is how it works, and what the risks are.
