New leveraged ETPs in the Nordic market: Bitcoin and Ethereum 2x exposure products are here

2025-12-17 13:00:11

【Crypto World】Sweden’s Spotlight stock market has recently launched two new leveraged exchange-traded products, tracking 2x daily leverage exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum respectively. This is a great new option for traditional investors—you can participate in leveraged trading directly through a regular stock account, without the hassle of digital wallets or managing complex margin accounts.

The management fee for these two products is set at 1.9%, targeting Nordic investors who are accustomed to hedging with bull and bear certificates. In other words, it’s a way of using traditional financial products to package crypto asset trading—allowing investors who are not very familiar with blockchain wallet ecosystems to also engage in leverage strategies.

From a market perspective, this reflects the accelerating trend of integration between DeFi and traditional finance. More and more institutions are introducing crypto assets into compliant systems through listed trading products, significantly lowering the entry barrier for retail investors. Of course, leverage products carry substantial risks, so you need to be clear about what you’re playing with.

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ChainWallflower

· 2025-12-20 03:58

1.9% management fee is a bit painful, might as well trade contracts directly... Nordics really know how to play, lower thresholds might actually lead to more liquidation risks? Traditional finance has finally woken up, this is a good sign. TradFi's move is quite clever, but 2x leverage feels a bit conservative. Wait, is this another new trick to harvest retail investors? Basically, it's just packaging crypto for stock investors, and the path to compliance is becoming clearer.

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 2025-12-19 20:08

A management fee of 1.9% is pretty harsh, might as well trade futures by yourself. 2x leverage is basically betting on volatility. Are the Nordic brothers ready for liquidation? Packaging traditional finance with crypto is indeed clever, but it still feels like they’re just harvesting unaware people. No more wallets needed, but the risk doubles directly. Where’s the promised lowering of the entry barrier? DeFi and traditional finance integration? I see it as Wall Street’s new trick to harvest our gains. Why must it be 2x? That 1.9% fee eats up half of my returns, brother. Being able to participate directly with a stock account really changes the game, or is it just a trap? Sweden just wants Europe to experience the joy of leverage—no, the pain. Regulatory compliance is one thing, but adding leverage means there’s no safety at all. A crash is just a matter of time. They say lowering the entry barrier is really just lowering the risk awareness threshold.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 2025-12-17 13:30

2x leverage sounds gentle, but it's actually playing with fire... The Scandinavians have learned their lesson this time, using stock accounts to package leverage. The problem is, the liquidation mechanism is still brutal. Another "low-threshold" trap, a 1.9% management fee is acceptable, but daily rebalancing is the real pit... I tell you, the fastest to crash is when tracking is off. This is how institutions pave the way, gradually bringing in retail investors, then suffering heavy losses under the guise of compliance... I've seen too many people go all-in on these products. It sounds great, but it's still the old leverage trick... Whether the buy-in points are well calculated or not, if volatility spikes, you'll be forcibly liquidated. If there's no spare cash in your wallet, just wait for liquidation. Traditional finance puts leverage in a suit, just a new trick to deceive naive retail investors... If you really want to participate, you need to calculate the liquidation price very precisely.

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SighingCashier

· 2025-12-17 13:30

1.9% management fee, this is just a new trick for traditional finance to cut the leeks. Swedes are also getting involved. Is the Nordic region going all in on crypto? 2x leverage? Liquidation can happen pretty quickly... Honestly, it's still about getting stock account holders to jump in. No matter how well it's packaged, it can't change the essence of leverage. Fusion trend? I see it as just another tool for cutting the leeks.

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SleepyValidator

· 2025-12-17 13:26

Uh, this 1.9% fee rate is really harsh. It's probably better to just trade spot. But I have to admit, this is indeed a small breakthrough—allowing traditional investors who are afraid of complex wallets to get in, and institutions are slowly turning crypto into mainstream assets. A 2x leverage sounds comfortable, but when I wake up and see the stop-loss hit, it’s a different story. Are investors in Scandinavia particularly particular? This kind of "just put on a shell to be compliant" approach will definitely lead to a bunch of follow-up products. Anyway, it’s just packaging crypto assets as securities law.

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DataOnlooker

· 2025-12-17 13:22

2x leverage? Scandinavians are starting to play this game too. A 1.9% management fee is a bit pricey... but the no-wallet feature is indeed attractive. The lazy investor's solution for traditional investors is here.

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WhaleWatcher

· 2025-12-17 13:20

A 1.9% management fee is a bit outrageous. Isn't direct spot trading more attractive? 2x leverage? Isn't that just a disguised way to harvest retail investors? Traditional investors are about to get caught. Traditional finance just wants to take a slice of the crypto pie and charge fees—capitalists' tricks. The Nordic region's move is pretty good, but the real big players still prefer to run their own contracts and trade independently. They probably won't buy these kinds of products. Compliance is definitely the trend, but there are still so few options to choose from.

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CryptoPunster

· 2025-12-17 13:08

Tsk, even the Nordic brothers are starting to play with 2x leverage. Are they planning to laugh with us all the way to losing money on this trade? A management fee of 1.9%, which is equivalent to helping you stabilize your losses—truly a masterstroke. Traditional finance is using financial product shells to embed the soul of crypto assets, with many new ways to cut leeks. Compliance system? Nice words. It’s nothing more than putting dreams into stock accounts for easy one-click clearance. Integration? I see it as helping more guys find the highway to bankruptcy. Now retail investors who don’t understand wallets can also experience the joy of leverage. I really feel happy for them.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 2025-12-17 13:03

Damn, a 1.9% management fee? That's better to just hold spot directly, such a rip-off.

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