BoursoBank Launches Crypto ETP Range with BlackRock and Coinshares

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BoursoBank (formerly Boursorama) has introduced a new series of Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) backed by cryptocurrencies, issued in collaboration with BlackRock and Coinshares. This strategic move positions the bank to capitalize on the rapidly growing crypto investment market.

Crypto ETPs Now Available at BoursoBank

Announced earlier this week, BoursoBank’s crypto ETPs are Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs) linked to underlying crypto assets. These products are issued by:

"BoursoBank expands its portfolio […] with ETNs issued by iShares and CoinShares, offering exposure to crypto assets."

Supported Cryptocurrencies

Clients can invest in ETNs tracking five major cryptocurrencies:

Two Bitcoin ETNs are available:

  1. iShares Bitcoin ETP (newly launched).
  2. CoinShares Physical Bitcoin ETN.

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Surging Investor Demand for Crypto Products

BoursoBank highlights key trends driving this launch:

While crypto ETFs remain unavailable in France, these ETNs mark a pivotal step toward regulated crypto investment products. CoinShares emphasized the significance:

"Partnering with BoursoBank on this groundbreaking initiative […] accelerates digital asset adoption in France."

Future Prospects: A Bitcoin ETF in Europe?

BlackRock’s European expansion could signal progress toward a Bitcoin ETF. Current EU regulations restrict single-asset products, making ETNs the primary vehicle for crypto exposure.


FAQ Section

1. What are crypto ETPs?

ETPs (Exchange-Traded Products) are tradable securities tracking assets like cryptocurrencies. BoursoBank offers ETNs (debt-based notes) from iShares and CoinShares.

2. How do I access BoursoBank’s crypto ETNs?

Existing clients can trade them directly via securities accounts.

3. Why invest in crypto ETNs vs. direct crypto?

ETNs provide regulated exposure without managing private keys or wallets.

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Source: BoursoBank