The recent developments in the crypto Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) sphere, led by companies like 21Shares and Valour, reflect a significant evolution in digital asset management and regulatory adaptation across various regions. 21Shares is calling for regulatory clarity from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) regarding the inclusion of crypto assets in UCITS funds, aiming to address regulatory fragmentation within the European Union. Valour has partnered with the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and SovFi to launch the first crypto ETPs on the NSE, signaling Kenya's progressive engagement with digital asset regulations. Furthermore, Valour has launched the Valour Ethereum Physical Staking ETP on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), providing professional investors with exposure to Ethereum and staking rewards. These developments highlight the increasing integration of crypto ETPs into mainstream financial markets and suggest a more accessible and secure landscape for crypto investments in the future.



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