Virtune, which facilitates the exchange of tradable crypto products, announces that the company's products are now available for trading on DNB Norway's online trading platform.
This means that DNB's clients can invest in crypto assets online and integrate these investments into their traditional portfolios through Virtune's exchange-traded products.
According to Virtune, which is led by CEO Christopher Kock (pictured), this marks a significant step forward in its commitment to offer investors across the Nordic region an easy and secure way to invest in crypto assets. “The expansion of Virtune's availability to DNB Norway represents an important milestone in the expansion of our distribution capabilities in the Norwegian market,” Virtune wrote in a LinkedIn post before the weekend.
Earlier in the week, five of Virtune's ETP products were also listed on Nasdaq in Finland.
According to Virtune, their offerings stand out by emphasizing security and simplicity. “All products are fully backed by the underlying crypto asset held with institutional security in cold storage (offline) with Coinbase as custodian, ensuring maximum security for investors,” it says on the company's website.
Last year, when the Bitcoin-based ETFs were approved in the United States, we also interviewed Christopher Kock, CEO of Virtune. You can watch the video interview (in Swedish / Norwegian) below.
Virtune, which facilitates the exchange of tradable crypto products, announces that the company's products are now available for trading on DNB Norway's online trading platform.
This means that DNB's clients can invest in crypto assets online and integrate these investments into their traditional portfolios through Virtune's exchange-traded products.
According to Virtune, which is led by CEO Christopher Kock (pictured), this marks a significant step forward in its commitment to offer investors across the Nordic region an easy and secure way to invest in crypto assets. “The expansion of Virtune's availability to DNB Norway represents an important milestone in the expansion of our distribution capabilities in the Norwegian market,” Virtune wrote in a LinkedIn post before the weekend.
Earlier in the week, five of Virtune's ETP products were also listed on Nasdaq in Finland.
According to Virtune, their offerings stand out by emphasizing security and simplicity. “All products are fully backed by the underlying crypto asset held with institutional security in cold storage (offline) with Coinbase as custodian, ensuring maximum security for investors,” it says on the company's website.
Last year, when the Bitcoin-based ETFs were approved in the United States, we also interviewed Christopher Kock, CEO of Virtune. You can watch the video interview (in Swedish / Norwegian) below.
