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Sweden’s Spotlight Stock Market has added 20 new digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs), courtesy of Valour, a branch of DeFi Technologies. This brings the total number of ETPs on Spotlight to 45. The new ETPs include assets such as Aave and Akash Network. Aside from Sweden, Valour has also listed ETPs on AsiaNext’s Singapore-licensed securities exchange and the Nairobi Securities Exchange in Kenya. The firm aims to reach 100 ETPs by 2025.

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Sweden’s Spotlight Stock Market just added 20 new digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) to its list—thanks to Valour, a branch of DeFi Technologies. This means traditional investors now have new avenues for their money.

This latest drop brings the total number of ETPs on Spotlight to 45, all courtesy of Valour. Some are priced in euros, whilst others are in Swedish kronor. Spotlight first introduced ETP with Valour’s Core and Hedera products back in June.

“We’re not just expanding our portfolio,” said Johan Wattenström, Valour co-founder, “we’re providing investors access to the cutting edge of blockchain technology.”

The bucket of new ETPs includes a wide range of assets, like Aave, Aerodrome Finance, Akash Network, and many more!

Valour’s ambitious plans don’t stop here, though. The company has over 60 ETPs available in Europe and aims to reach 100 ETPs by the end of 2025. In partnership with Spotlight, they even rolled out the first Dogecoin ETP last November.

But the Spotlight Stock Market isn’t the only market Valour is focusing on. In October, they moved 19 ETPs from the Nordic Growth Market to Spotlight. They also partnered with AsiaNext and Sov.fi to list Valour ETPs on AsiaNext’s Singapore-licensed securities exchange.

Valour is making strides globally. For instance, they teamed up with Sov.fi and the Nairobi Securities Exchange in Kenya to list Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and HBAR on their exchange back in August.