Bitwise Canton ETP Goes Live on Deutsche Börse Xetra With 0.85% TER

TLDR

• Bitwise Canton ETP starts trading on Xetra with a 0.85% annual fee today.
• BWCC offers brokerage-based CC exposure without requiring a separate crypto wallet.
• Canton Network brings private blockchain settlement tools to capital markets.
• Bitwise’s Canton ETP tracks Kaiko’s CANTO Reference Rate after annual fees.
• BWCC expands Bitwise’s European crypto ETP suite with Canton-linked exposure.

Bitwise launched the Canton ETP on Deutsche Börse Xetra, adding a regulated European product tied to Canton Network’s CC token. The Canton ETP trades under ticker BWCC and carries a 0.85% total expense ratio. The move gives brokerage account users exchange-traded access to a privacy-focused blockchain designed for capital markets.

BWCC Opens Trading on Deutsche Börse Xetra

Bitwise Europe GmbH issued BWCC in Germany under ISIN DE000A4ARTH9 and WKN A4ARTH. The Canton ETP tracks the Kaiko CANTO Reference Rate LDNLF index after fees. It joins Bitwise’s wider European crypto ETP suite.

The product holds CC tokens in cold storage, and Bitwise describes it as fully backed. Therefore, buyers can gain CC exposure without opening a crypto wallet or handling custody. The Canton ETP also trades through standard brokerage accounts, which keeps access within familiar market channels.

BWCC follows the daily performance of CC, minus the 0.85% annual management fee. However, the market price can differ from the token value during normal exchange trading. The Canton ETP also may not match the benchmark exactly because fees and market conditions affect returns.

Canton Network Brings Privacy to Capital Markets

Canton Network supports digital asset issuance, trading, and settlement for regulated financial firms. The blockchain shows each party only its relevant transaction details through a privacy-led design. As a result, Canton differs from public chains like Bitcoin and Ethereum, where activity remains broadly visible.

Digital Asset launched Canton Network in 2023 with input from major financial and technology groups. Participants include Goldman Sachs, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Börse, Broadridge, Microsoft, Moody’s, S&P Global, Cboe, and Deloitte. The network targets firms that need confidentiality, compliance controls, interoperability, and programmable market workflows.

CC serves as Canton Network’s native token and supports network governance and operations. The Canton ETP now gives exchange-based exposure to that token through a listed product. Moreover, the launch places Canton’s institutional blockchain model in front of Europe’s regulated product market.

The European listing follows the U.S. debut of another Canton-linked fund earlier this month. 21Shares listed the 21Shares Canton Network ETF under ticker TCAN on Nasdaq. That launch gave U.S. market participants direct CC exposure through an ETF structure.

Bitwise’s BWCC listing signals rising product activity around blockchains built for financial infrastructure. Tokenisation remains a major theme as banks and market platforms test digital settlement rails. The Canton ETP adds a focused route into a network built for private institutional transactions.

The product also expands Bitwise’s European lineup during stronger crypto ETP competition. Deutsche Börse Xetra gives BWCC access to a major regulated trading venue in Germany. With the Canton ETP now live, Bitwise broadens its coverage beyond larger public blockchain assets.

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