Valour Lists 8 Digital Asset ETPs on Sweden’s Spotlight Market With 1.9% Fees
Key Facts
Valour, a subsidiary of DeFi Technologies, announced the launch of 8 new digital asset exchange-traded products on Sweden’s Spotlight Stock Market, where they began trading on November 5, 2026. The products give investors exposure to the performance of underlying digital assets through exchange-traded securities rather than by buying the tokens directly. The company said the 8 products are denominated in Swedish krona. The listing expands Valour’s product portfolio in the digital asset market, with a clear diversity in the assets covered. The stated management fee for each product is 1.9%.
The lineup includes products linked to Venice, Canton Network, Raydium, Morpho, Maple Finance, Pump.fun, Dogwifhat and Bonk. The company describes Venice as an artificial intelligence platform and Canton as a network for financial institutions, while the other products span decentralized trading and lending and community-driven assets. Johan Wattenström, chief executive of DeFi Technologies, said digital assets’ use cases are “evolving far beyond their original applications.” He added that blockchain infrastructure now supports areas ranging “from artificial intelligence and institutional financial markets to decentralized financial services.” The launch brings together projects with different profiles, from institutional market infrastructure to decentralized finance and tokens tied to digital communities.
Valour said the launch adds to its portfolio of more than 100 digital asset exchange-traded products. That figure places the new products within an expansion strategy covering assets beyond the more widely adopted cryptocurrencies, according to the company’s descriptions of their sectors. The announcement does not provide assets under management for the 8 products or an estimate of demand for them, and it does not specify any financial impact realized from the start of trading. The fee is 1.9% per product at launch, a rate that applies to all 8 products, according to the company’s announcement. The products provide exposure linked to the performance of the underlying assets, while investment value remains tied to changes in those assets’ prices.
In a separate development unrelated to Valour’s announcement, Sweden’s central bank decided on November 4 to raise its policy rate by 0.25 percentage points to 2%, with the decision taking effect on November 11, 2026. The bank attributed its decision to strong economic activity and higher costs associated with supply disruptions. It said inflation is expected to exceed 2% in the year following the decision. The company did not link the product launch to the interest rate decision in its announcement. The bank is scheduled to hold its next monetary policy meeting on December 15, 2026, and announce its decision on December 16.
EL7 data showed DeFi Technologies shares, trading under the ticker DEFT, closed at $0.3336 in the November 9, 2026 session. The price does not include verified details on the session high or low. The close came after Valour’s products began trading on November 5, but the available data do not establish a causal link between the launch and the share price movement. The main news remains the addition of the 8 products to Sweden’s Spotlight market and the setting of their management fees at 1.9% per product. The company’s description of its portfolio as exceeding 100 products reflects the size of the group at the time of the announcement, not demand for the new issue.