Poland and Warsaw Stock Exchange make their debut to join Bitcoin ETF wave

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Major hotels in Poland open new doors for investors who want Bitcoin exposure without having to buy coins directly. The Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) lists Bitcoin beta ETFs, which pass futures contracts instead of funds holding spot Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Futures and Currency Protection

According to the report, the fund is managed by Agiofunds TFI SA and gains exposure by trading BTC futures listed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).

The arrangement means investors are buying regulatory products related to derivatives rather than direct claims on coins.

According to the document, the fund’s prospectus was approved by the Polish Financial Supervisory Agency (KNF) on June 17, 2025. The fund also uses FX hedging to help offset the volatility between the US dollar and Polish Zloty.

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Marketing and list details

The report said that brokerage bank ochrony ~Rodowiska sa (boś) will serve as the market maker of ETFs on GPW.

The local broker’s task is to help maintain orderly transactions and the visible price difference between buying and selling orders.

The listing brings a regulated option for Polish retail and institutional investors who prefer to trade through local brokers and their existing brokerage accounts.

How this fits the ETF suite on the exchange

According to exchange data and industry reports, Beta ETFs join a wider set of funds that have been traded on GPW – increasing the total number of ETFs in exchange to around 16.

This includes funds tracking domestic indexes and several global benchmarks. For investors looking to diversify in regulated markets, new products are positioned as another option.

Investor gains and risks

Investors should note that futures-based ETFs behave differently from spot Bitcoin. Rolling costs, futures curve dynamics and management fees may affect returns over time.

The fund’s FX hedging will reduce the currency resistance of Zloty-based investors, but hedging itself can increase funds. The report shows that prospectus and risk disclosure outline these points so that buyers can review before investing.

Why this matters

In short, this list has allowed Polish investors to take regulated Bitcoin exposure pathways within the traditional brokerage ecosystem.

The product is aimed at those who want to access the market without processing wallets or private keys and prefer to trade on local exchanges. Considering similar regulation may also drive other regional markets.

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