Bonk ETP Launches on SIX Swiss Exchange via Bitcoin Capital
Bonk has been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange through a new Bitcoin Capital ETP, giving European investors regulated access to the Solana-based meme token.
Key Highlights
Bonk (BONK) has been listed as a regulated ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange through Bitcoin Capital.
The product allows BONK to be traded and settled within a regulated stock exchange environment.
Switzerland was selected due to its established infrastructure and regulatory clarity for crypto investment products.
BONK remains among the largest meme-tokens by market value and is currently trading near $0.0599.
Solana-based meme token Bonk (BONK) has been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange through a new exchange-traded product issued by Bitcoin Capital. The listing expands access to the cryptocurrency in Europe through regulated securities markets.
Bitcoin Capital, headquartered in Switzerland, said the country’s regulatory framework and existing infrastructure for crypto-linked products were key factors in selecting the venue. Marcel Niederberger, Chief Executive Officer at Bitcoin Capital & FiCAS, said the product is designed to reach institutional and retail investors who trade through traditional broker platforms.
He noted that regulated access has supported participation in the firm’s earlier digital-asset products and helps investors operate within compliance rules.
The issuer expects more financial instruments tied to BONK to be evaluated next year as demand develops and market infrastructure continues to support digital-asset-based securities.
Bonk is currently priced near $0.0599, trading higher on the day. It ranks as the seventh-largest meme cryptocurrency by market value, according to CoinGecko.
Meme-Token Listings Increase
The Bonk product is one of several recent attempts to introduce meme-asset exposure into regulated markets. Dogecoin continues to lead the category, supported by a series of new products in the United States, including a fund holding DOGE and additional ETF approvals for trading on major U.S. exchanges.
Asset manager REX Shares has also filed for a Bonk ETF in the U.S. alongside other applications tied to similar tokens.
Bitcoin Capital said institutions remain the primary source of inflows across its digital-asset securities, and expects interest in new offerings to align with the wider rollout of token-tracking products.
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