Key Takeaways
- • Virtune, a Stockholm-based regulated digital asset manager, launched Virtune Zcash ETP on Nasdaq Stockholm on October 6, 2026, offering 1:1 exposure to Zcash (ZEC) with 100% physical backing and a 1.49% annual management fee.
- • Virtune manages approximately $380 million in AUM and holds over 90% market share for crypto ETNs on Nasdaq Nordics, positioning itself as one of Europe's leading issuers of regulated crypto exchange-traded products since its 2023 launch.
- • The Zcash ETP trades on Nasdaq Stockholm under ticker VIRZEC in SEK, providing Swedish and Nordic institutional and retail investors regulated, custody-secured exposure to a privacy-focused blockchain asset.
- • Virtune has built trust among more than 160,000 investors through physically backed crypto ETPs, establishing itself as a key distribution vehicle for digital assets on Nordic regulated exchanges.
Summary
The Virtune Zcash ETP is structured as a physically backed instrument holding 100% ZEC in custody, offering 1:1 exposure at a 1.49% annual management fee. Trading in SEK, the product targets both institutional and retail investors seeking regulated access to Zcash, a privacy-focused blockchain launched in 2016 that enables optional shielded transactions using zero-knowledge proof technology. ZEC has a maximum supply of 21 million units and is used primarily for payments with optional privacy protections.
Virtune's launch reflects the company's dominant position in Nordic crypto-ETP distribution. Since launching in May 2023, Virtune has grown to manage approximately $380 million in AUM and has accumulated more than 160,000 investors across its product suite. The company commands over 90% market share for crypto ETNs on Nasdaq Nordics, underscoring its status as one of Europe's leading regulated crypto-ETP issuers. The Zcash ETP represents another incremental expansion of Virtune's product range on Nasdaq Stockholm, the region's largest stock exchange, reinforcing its distribution dominance in the Nordic market.
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