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Bitwise Launches Four Crypto ETPs on London Stock Exchange

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  • Four Bitwise crypto ETPs are listed on the LSE for institutional investors.
  • Bitwise offers low-cost, high-liquidity Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs.
  • LSE listing enhances access to cryptocurrency products across Europe.

Bitwise has listed four crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). These investment products provide institutional investors with direct exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ethereum staking. This listing strengthens Bitwise’s position in Europe’s crypto investment market.

The ETPs consist of two Bitcoin products, an Ethereum product, and an Ethereum staking ETP. These products are only available to professional and wholesale investors in the United Kingdom. Their availability on the LSE provides easier access for professional traders across Europe.

Each ETP focuses on transparent pricing and low cost to meet the needs of institutional investors. Additionally, the products provide clear guidelines for institutional investors. Bitwise continues to expand its presence in the European market while it prepares for long-term growth.

Bitwise Bitcoin ETPs

The listed products include Bitwise Core Bitcoin ETP (BTC1), which offers a low Total Expense Ratio of 0.20%. The product promotes long-term investment because its NAV calculations are performed three times each day based on global market data. Moreover, it provides a long-term solution for primary market liquidity so investors can easily execute big trades.

The Bitwise Physical Bitcoin ETP (BTCE) is one of the most liquid Bitcoin investment products in Europe. This product has been traded on XETRA since 2020 and demonstrates solid asset under management performance. BTCE provides short-term and mid-term Bitcoin exposure to investors because of its low bid-ask spreads.

Bitwise Ethereum Products

The Bitwise Physical Ethereum ETP (ZETH) provides investors with direct exposure to Ethereum through cold-storage custody and independent trustee protection. The product provides investors with secure and transparent exposure to Ethereum. This ETP meets institutional standards and minimizes risks related to third parties.

The Bitwise Ethereum Staking ETP (ET32) accumulates daily staking rewards. The product aims to deliver low-cost ownership expenses and liquidity options. Additionally, the product tracks an actual benchmark, which allows users to measure performance with market standards.

Bitwise Expands Crypto Investment Products Portfolio

The LSE listing enables Bitwise to expand its business scope and provide secure crypto exposure to institutional investors. The European ETPs can now be traded on one of the top financial platforms in Europe. This achievement marks a major milestone in the integration of traditional finance with regulated cryptocurrency markets.

Bitwise’s approach seeks to meet the increased institutional demand for reliable, low-cost crypto investment products. The firm designs its products with deep expertise in both cryptocurrency and traditional finance. Bitwise offers regulated, transparent, and liquid crypto ETPs to boost adoption among professional investors.

Crypto ETPs Face $240 Million in Withdrawals Amid Global Trade Fears

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  • Cryptocurrency ETPs saw $240 million in outflows last week, reversing two weeks of inflows.
  • Bitcoin ETPs led the outflows with $207 million, marking the first monthly decline in 2025.
  • Grayscale faced the largest losses, recording $95 million in weekly outflows, totaling $1.4 billion for the year.

Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products faced renewed pressure last week, with investors withdrawing $240 million, according to CoinShares’ April 7 report. This marked a sudden shift after two weeks of inflows, which had collectively reached $870 million.

Even with the dip, the total value held in digital asset ETPs stood at $132.6 billion, up 0.8% from the previous week. Compared to traditional assets like MSCI World equities, which saw a significant 8.5% fall over the same timeframe, digital assets still held their ground. 

James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, explained that the recent outflows are likely due to investor caution, driven by global trade tariffs imposed by the United States and concerns about their potential impact on global economic growth.

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Source: CoinShares

Bitcoin ETPs See $207 Million Withdrawals

Bitcoin-related ETPs experienced the most significant outflows. Weekly withdrawals totaled $207 million, turning monthly flows negative for the first time in 2025. Over the past 30 days, Bitcoin ETPs have recorded $138 million in net outflows. 

Although the recent decline was notable, Bitcoin ETPs still show strength on a yearly scale. Since the beginning of the year, these products have attracted $1.3 billion in inflows. Ethereum-based ETPs also registered $38 million in weekly outflows, but year-to-date figures remained positive at $279 million.

Other digital assets also faced headwinds. Solana ETPs recorded $1.8 million in outflows, while Sui products lost $4.7 million. Multi-asset and short Bitcoin Products saw yearly outflows of $144 million and $26 million, respectively, despite receiving minor inflows in the past week.

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Source: Coinshares

Grayscale Faces Major Losses in ETPs

Among fund providers, Grayscale Investments faced the largest losses. Its ETPs recorded $95 million in weekly outflows, pushing its total year-to-date withdrawals to $1.4 billion—the highest among all issuers tracked by CoinShares.

In contrast, iShares ETFs by BlackRock saw $56 million in outflows last week but still lead the industry with $3.2 billion in inflows since January. ProShares and ARK Invest also remained in positive territory, reporting $398 million and $146 million in year-to-date inflows, respectively.

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Source: Coinshares

Regionally, most of the pullback came from the United States and Germany, which together accounted for $227.7 million in outflows—$210 million from the U.S. and $17.7 million from Germany. But not everyone followed the retreat. In Canada, investors took the downturn as a signal to buy, contributing $4.8 million in inflows during the same week.

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Crypto ETPs Suffer Massive $1.7B Outflow in Fifth Consecutive Week of Losses

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  • Crypto ETPs see $1.7B in outflows, with Bitcoin products losing $978M this week.
  • U.S. accounts for 93% of the $6.4B in crypto outflows over five consecutive weeks.
  • Binance’s AuM drops to $15M after a major investor exits, causing significant losses.

Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) have shown substantial market downturn after demonstrating negative flows for five straight weeks. The latest report showed that $1.7 billion outflows led to an overall withdrawal of $6.4 billion during this continuous negative period. The record-breaking outflow period tracked by CoinShares since 2015 indicates a widespread crypto market downturn despite a modest increase in year-to-date inflows.

Bitcoin and BNB Bear the Brunt of Outflows

Bitcoin products, which comprise the bulk of cryptocurrency investments, saw the most substantial withdrawals. During the past week, Bitcoin ETPs faced outflows of $978 million, bringing the total for the last five weeks to $5.4 billion. Short-bitcoin position investors continued exiting their holdings, which sustained these market sell-offs. 

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Source; Coinshares

Ethereum and Solana experienced capital withdrawals totaling $176 million and $2.2 million, respectively, during the same period. However, investment products linked to XRP were an exception, as it recorded a net inflow of $1.8 million,  marking one of the positive sentiments recorded amidst the market negativity.

The mass withdrawal of a major seed investor from Binance Coin (BNB) resulted in the complete depletion of all assets under management (AuM) across its products. Investor confidence in BNB has suffered heavily after the asset’s AuM fell to only $15 million. The market remains unstable after major investors withdrew their assets during these consecutive days of outflow without showing immediate signs of recovery.

U.S. Leads the Outflows; Europe Follows Suit

The United States has been the primary driver of these outflows, accounting for 93% of the total. During the previous five weeks, U.S. crypto ETP investors withdrew approximately $1.16 billion from their accounts. Investor uncertainty and market-wide pressures have caused the most recent capital movement from crypto assets. The European markets experienced substantial withdrawals totaling $528 million because one seed investor withdrew funds.

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Source; Coinshares

In contrast, Germany experienced a modest inflow of $8 million as it demonstrated divergent market perspectives from its counterparts. The withdrawal of investor funds hit the U.S. and Europe most severely, but negative crypto market attitudes extended across all regions during this period of great uncertainty.

The year-to-date data shows a net inflow of $912 million despite the long period of outflow, which indicates market resilience. Total assets under management have experienced a $48 billion decline because investors pulled money from the market during an extended selling period. The cryptocurrency sector faces challenges in its uncertain market environment because institutional investors continue to withdraw their capital from market operations.