Bitwise Europe has launched the Bitwise Canton ETP on Deutsche Börse Xetra, giving investors exchange-traded exposure to CC, the native token of Canton Network. The product trades under the ticker BWCC, with ISIN DE000A4ARTH9 and WKN A4ARTH.
The ETP tracks the Kaiko CC Reference Rate LDNLF and is issued by Bitwise Europe GmbH in Germany. Bitwise lists the product as fully backed, with Canton exposure held in cold storage custody. Its annual total expense ratio is 0.85 percent, and the product is structured for investors who want access through a regular brokerage account rather than a direct crypto wallet.
The launch adds Canton to the growing list of crypto assets moving into regulated exchange-traded wrappers in Europe. Bitwise has already been expanding its product lineup beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, while newer altcoin products have pulled stronger attention across the market, including recent activity around Bitwise and 21Shares-linked Hyperliquid exposure.
Canton Gets A Regulated Market Wrapper
Canton Network is built for institutional blockchain use, with a focus on privacy, permissioning and synchronized settlement. Its design targets banks, exchanges and financial market infrastructure providers that need digital asset movement without exposing every transaction detail to the full public network.
That institutional angle is central to the ETP launch. Canton has been associated with major financial names, including Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Börse and Broadridge, as part of a wider push to make tokenized assets work inside regulated finance. The network’s role in institutional settlement has also become more visible in recent policy discussions, including Grayscale’s view that Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain and Canton could benefit from clearer U.S. digital asset rules.
For Deutsche Börse, the listing fits a broader digital asset strategy. The exchange group has already pushed deeper into crypto infrastructure, including its strategic investment in Kraken, while Xetra remains one of Europe’s key markets for crypto ETP listings.
Tokenized Finance Moves Further Into Listed Products
The Canton ETP does not turn CC into a mainstream retail asset by itself, but it gives traditional investors a clearer access route to a token tied to institutional blockchain infrastructure. That matters because many investors still prefer listed products with familiar custody, settlement and brokerage workflows instead of direct token handling.
The next test will be demand. BWCC gives Canton a regulated European market wrapper at a time when tokenization, private settlement infrastructure and compliant digital asset products are competing for institutional attention. Trading activity on Xetra will now show whether Canton’s capital-markets positioning can translate into sustained investor interest beyond the network’s existing institutional base.
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