Virtune Launches Altcoin Index ETP on Warsaw Stock Exchange
VIRALT gives investors a single, equal‑weighted stake in the ten largest altcoins, deliberately excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum. As of 15 June 2026 the basket is composed of Hyperliquid (11.39 %), Stellar (11.05 %), Toncoin (10.98 %), BNB (10.54 %), XRP (10.13 %), Chainlink (10.13 %), Solana (9.66 %), Litecoin (9.46 %), Cardano (8.58 %) and Bitcoin Cash (8.08 %). The product is 100 % physically backed by the underlying crypto assets, which are held in institutional‑grade custody through Coinbase.
Priced in Polish złoty, the ETP carries an annual management fee of 2.50 %. It trades on GPW under the Bloomberg ticker VIRALT and the exchange ticker ETNVIRALT, and is also listed on Deutsche Börse Xetra, Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Helsinki. The ISIN for the product is SE0023260716.
VIRALT follows Virtune’s earlier launch of spot crypto ETPs on GPW in February 2026, which included the Virtune Bitcoin Prime ETP and the Virtune Ethereum Prime ETP. According to Virtune’s website, the company now offers 23 ETPs across Europe, manages about USD 265 million in assets, and serves more than 160,000 investors.
The firm says the new altcoin index is designed to simplify crypto investing for Polish clients. It can be accessed through local brokers and banks such as XTB, Alior Bank and BOS, and may be held within individual retirement accounts (IKE and IKZE) where eligible. CEO Christopher Kock noted that the product responds to growing demand for diversified crypto exposure and that the listing strengthens Virtune’s commitment to Poland as a strategic growth market.
The GPW is the largest stock exchange in Central and Eastern Europe, with a market capitalization of PLN 2.5 trillion (USD 701 billion) as of early 2026. The exchange has been broadening its product range to include digital‑asset‑based instruments, and Virtune’s listings are part of that wider trend. The company plans to add more products to GPW throughout 2026, aiming to support the local ETP ecosystem and promote investor education around crypto assets.
Virtune’s regulated status in Sweden and its use of Coinbase custody provide oversight that may appeal to investors wary of volatility and security risks. The firm’s focus on equal‑weighted exposure to a diversified basket of altcoins is intended to reduce concentration risk compared with single‑asset products.
The launch on GPW is expected to increase liquidity for altcoin exposure in the Polish market and to offer a regulated alternative to direct crypto purchases. Virtune’s presence on multiple European exchanges also allows investors in other jurisdictions to access the same basket of assets.
In short, Virtune’s Virtune Crypto Altcoin Index ETP will begin trading on 17 June 2026 on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, delivering Polish investors a diversified, regulated exposure to the top ten altcoins. The product is backed by physical holdings, custodied by Coinbase, and carries a 2.50 % annual fee. Virtune’s continued expansion in Poland signals the firm’s commitment to building a robust crypto‑asset product ecosystem across Europe.