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Swiss Exchange SIX Lists Joint Bitcoin and Ether Exchange-Traded Product
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Swiss crypto broker Bitcoin Suisse has partnered with fintech firm Amun to launch a new crypto exchange-traded product (ETP) on the country’s stock exchange SIX.
“ABBA” Bitcoin and Ether ETP goes live
As industry media outlet The Block reported on Oct. 3, the joint Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) product, trading under the ticker ABBA, is already live on SIX exchange.
The ETP is weighted 90% Bitcoin and 10% Ether. It represents the latest crypto offering to launch on SIX, which already features dedicated Bitcoin, Ether, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and other ETPs. Amun CEO Hany Rashwan added:
“It represents a unique way for investors to add the two major cryptocurrencies globally to their portfolio via a regulated product listed on SIX and backed by a Swiss-based custodian.”
SIX ushers in crypto trading market
As Cointelegraph reported, SIX has opened its doors to crypto financial tools in recent years as part of an overall move to embrace the sector.
The company is preparing to launch a blockchain-powered version of its platform dubbed SDX, but postponed the release. A prototype will instead run prior to a later mainnet launch in Q4 next year. SDX chairman Thomas Zeeb commented at the time:
“SDX is a testament to the innovative nature of the Swiss stock exchange and the foresight of its shareholders – we are combining existing market technology with revolutionary new technologies to create the market of the future.”
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