The Hanetf White Marketing Fund supplier has launched the first freight of Crypt (ETC) stock exchange (ETC) in Europe, providing new tactical negotiation tools less expensive than betting or contracts for differences for volatile bets.

It 2x Bitcoin Long, etc (2LBT), 2x Long Ethereum, etc (2let) and 2x short bitcoin, etc (2SBT) They have appeared in the Nasdaq Sweden Exchange with total expense relationships (TERS) of 2%.

Nik Bienkowski, Hanetf’s co -founder and executive co -founder, said that offering lever and short products was a “natural evolution” for the cryptocurrency market.

“Either bull or bassist in Bitcoin and Ethereum, these etc. provide a transparent, regulated and efficient way to browse short -term market movements,” Bienkowski said.

Hanetf already offers a range of nine cryptocurrency stock products (ETPS) with combined assets of more than $ 1.6 billion, which bring a significant contribution to the income of the London company.

Bitcoin and Ethereum prices gathered strongly after President Donald Trump returned to the White House in November with a commitment to ensure that the United States became the crypt capital of the world. Trump signed an executive order In January To support digital assets and blockchain technology and another in March to create a national cryptocurrency stock.

However, the Bitcoin price has been retired since then, rising from a maximum of $ 109,000 in January to the $ 80,000 mark, and investors reacted negatively before Trump A ad March 6 That the United States government will not spend new money to buy more Bitcoin for a strategic reservation.

Ethereum’s price has also weakened, downloading to the key mark of $ 2,000 after reaching a peak above $ 4,800 in November 2021, according to the Coindesk data provider.

Extreme volatility associated with cryptocurrency prices has promoted many financial regulators to broadcast warnings on digital assets investment dangers.

In JanuaryThe Bank of England said that cryptocurrencies have “significant risks” for investors.

“Without banks or central authorities to protect -you, if your” money “are stolen or manipulated, no one is responsible for helping -to recover it,” said the Bank of England.

These warnings, however, have been largely ineffective to cool the interests of investors or to deter asset managers for exposure to the asset class.