Swedish asset management firm Virtune launches BNB ETP on Nasdaq Stockholm
Foresight News reported that Virtune, a regulated crypto asset management company in Sweden, has launched a new crypto exchange-traded product, Virtune BNB ETP, on Nasdaq Stockholm. This physically-backed exchange-traded product is designed to provide investors with a secure and low-cost channel for BNB investment. The Virtune BNB ETP offers a 1:1 BNB exposure, with an annual management fee of 1.95%, 100% physically backed by BNB. The trading code is VIRBNB, and the trading currency is Swedish Krona.
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