Virtune Lists Hyperliquid ETP in Warsaw
The HYPE-backed security trades in Polish zloty with a 0.95% annual fee, adding a Warsaw listing to an existing European product.
Key Takeaways
- Virtune listed its Hyperliquid ETP in Warsaw on September 17, trading in Polish zloty under ETNVIRHYPE.
- The HYPE-backed product charges a 0.95% annual management fee and is Virtune's eighth Polish listing.
Details
Virtune brought its Hyperliquid exchange-traded product to the Warsaw Stock Exchange on September 17, 2026, adding a zloty-denominated route to HYPE exposure, according to the issuer's announcement. The security trades under ETNVIRHYPE and carries ISIN SE0028425314.
The Swedish issuer says the ETP is fully backed by HYPE and charges an annual management fee of 0.95%. It is the company’s eighth product listed in Poland.
Warsaw is an additional trading venue for an existing product. Virtune's product page dates its inception to April 17 and lists earlier admissions on Xetra, Nasdaq Stockholm and Nasdaq Helsinki. It names Raiffeisen Bank International as the Warsaw market maker.
The same page reported 0.09962381 HYPE per security as of September 16. That is the coin entitlement used to value each unit; the advertised 1:1 exposure refers to tracking the underlying asset's performance, before fees.
Market Analysis
The Warsaw listing adds a local securities-market route to HYPE exposure through brokers that offer the instrument, with custody arranged by the issuer. Investors hold a security in their brokerage account while retaining exposure to HYPE price swings and paying the management fee. The token amount represented by each unit matters when comparing its price with HYPE traded directly.
Note: This content is for news reporting only and does not constitute investment advice.
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