The Warsaw Inventory Change (GPW) has formally listed the Bitcoin BETA ETF, giving traders in Poland their first alternative to achieve publicity to bitcoin via a regulated exchange-traded fund.
The newly listed ETF, managed by AgioFunds TFI SA, is designed to supply publicity to bitcoin via futures contracts listed on the Chicago Mercantile Change (CME). Importantly, the fund incorporates a overseas alternate (FX) danger hedging technique, aiming to scale back traders’ publicity to fluctuations between the U.S. greenback and the Polish zloty. This makes it the primary ETF on GPW to supply cryptocurrency publicity whereas managing foreign money volatility.
“GPW addresses traders’ expectations and follows the pattern of diversifying asset lessons out there on the general public market,” mentioned Michał Kobza, Member of the Administration Board of the Warsaw Inventory Change. “Equally necessary, providing publicity to bitcoin via an ETF listed on GPW will increase security of buying and selling as traders can take part within the cryptocurrency market utilizing an instrument which is supervised, cleared, and topic to the transparency requirements relevant to a regulated capital market.”
The ETF prospectus was authorised by the Polish Monetary Supervision Authority (KNF) on June 17, 2025. The approval granted AgioFunds TFI permission to challenge each Sequence A and B funding certificates. To make sure liquidity, Dom Maklerski Banku Ochrony Środowiska S.A. has been designated because the market maker.
“Lower than a month after our most up-to-date new itemizing, we’re introducing one other ETF providing publicity to the world’s largest cryptocurrency in a regulated and efficient method,” said Kazimierz Szpak, CEO of BETA TFI SA and BETA ETF Asset Supervisor at AgioFunds TFI SA. “The ETF is our response to the rising demand from traders for brand spanking new asset lessons. I consider that the Bitcoin BETA ETF will meet market expectations and will likely be welcomed by traders.”
The launch of the Bitcoin BETA ETF brings the overall variety of ETFs listed on the Warsaw Inventory Change to sixteen. These embrace funds monitoring Polish indices equivalent to WIG20, mWIG40, and sWIG80, in addition to worldwide benchmarks just like the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and DAX. The alternate additionally presents sector ETFs, leveraged ETFs, and inverse ETFs.
ETF adoption in Poland has been rising quickly. Based on GPW information, turnover in ETFs has reached PLN 1.9 billion year-to-date, representing a 94.2% improve in comparison with the identical interval final yr.
By itemizing its first Bitcoin ETF, GPW joins world capital markets which have already embraced Bitcoin-based merchandise. The itemizing displays rising demand from institutional and retail traders in search of regulated pathways to entry bitcoin as an asset class, whereas additionally strengthening Poland’s place within the quickly evolving ETF panorama.
