What to know:
- Bitwise Canton ETP lists on Xetra with BWCC ticker and 0.85% yearly expense ratio.
- Investors can access Canton exposure through brokerage accounts without crypto wallets.
- Canton gives institutions private settlement tools for tokenized capital markets.
Bitwise has introduced the Bitwise Canton ETP on Deutsche Börse Xetra, providing exchange-traded exposure to Canton Network’s CC token for investors in Europe. The listing incorporates a regulated product, which is linked to blockchain infrastructure that is designed for institutional capital markets and private settlement.
According to the report, the Canton ETP is listed on the stock exchange with the ticker BWCC. It has an ISIN of DE000A4ARTH9. BWCC follows the Kaiko CANTO Reference Rate LDNLF index. The product has an overall expense ratio of 0.85% a year.
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Canton ETP Gives Investors Brokerage-Based CC Access
The Canton ETP is 100% collateralized by CC tokens, Bitwise said. The firm also said that the assets are in cold storage. The product is available for investors through their traditional brokerage accounts. This means they do not have to be in direct possession of CC or a crypto wallet.
Canton Network is a privacy-capable blockchain designed for capital markets. The network was created with involvement from Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Börse, and Broadridge, Bitwise said.
The network is built for digital asset issuance, trading, and settlement. It also allows financial institutions to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive transactional information. This model is contrasting public blockchains. On many open networks, transaction activity can be visible to all users.
Bradley Duke, Managing Director and Head of Europe at Bitwise, said the Bitwise Canton ETP is a timely addition to the company’s European crypto ETP range. For institutions that have compliance requirements, Canton offers privacy, interoperability, and programmability, he said.
The Xetra launch is the latest product tie-up with Canton in the United States. 21Shares Canton Network ETF, with ticker TCAN, debuted on Nasdaq in May.
TCAN Expands Canton Exposure for U.S. Investors
As reported earlier, TCAN provides U.S. investors with brokerage accounts through Canton Coin instead of direct token custody. TCAN launched on May 7, 2026, with a gross expense ratio of 0.50%.
According to 21Shares, Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, and Deutsche Bank had participated in testing, validator activity, or governance activities related to Canton. It also noted that the names are not meant to be an endorsement of TCAN, Canton Coin, or the network.
Canton price has also been picked up by tokenization investors. Previously, it was reported that SG-FORGE stablecoins, both regulated euro and dollar, were used by Societe Generale for institutional collateral and repo financing on Canton.
As of writing, Canton Network’s CC token trades at $0.1627. According to CoinMarketCap, it is down by 2.08%, and its market capitalization stands at $6.28 billion.
With the launch of the Canton ETP, European investors now have another regulated way to gain exposure to Canton. The Bitwise Canton ETP will also add to the firm’s traditional exchange crypto product portfolio.
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