Valour Launches New Shiba Inu ETP in Europe

Leading ETP issuer Valour Inc. has launched a new SEK-denominated exchange-traded product (ETP) tied to Shiba Inu on Sweden’s Spotlight Stock Market.

Shiba Inu was among the eight new SEK-denominated ETPs launched by Valour on the Spotlight trading platform this week.

Other supported assets include Pi, Ondo, Cronos, Mantle, Vechain, Ethena, and Celestia. These eight ETPs give investors regulated exposure to the underlying tokens, including Shiba Inu.

The offering also lowers the barrier for traditional and institutional investors to join the Shiba Inu ecosystem. The good news is that they can gain exposure to the underlying token through a familiar trading environment, without needing crypto-specific infrastructure.

Similar to other Valour’s offerings, the Shiba Inu ETP comes with a management fee of 1.9%.

Shiba Inu Team Reacts

Members of the Shiba Inu community have celebrated the launch of a new investment product tied to $SHIB. Lucie, the head of marketing of the Shiba Inu project, highlighted the latest development on X.

Lucie noted that the Valour $SHIB ETP is another step into mainstream adoption. Such a product helps bring Shiba Inu closer to the realm of traditional finance, not just in the crypto world.

$SHIB just got listed as part of Valour’s new Nordic ETP lineup on the Spotlight Stock Market. This means investors in Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark can now buy $SHIB like a regular stock through brokers like Nordnet and Avanza.

Valour is expanding access to digital assets… https://t.co/hAATDM0kyC

— 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) August 28, 2025

It could also draw institutional investors to $SHIB, a key element that has largely been missing since the token’s launch in August 2020. Although Shiba Inu has achieved notable milestones over the years, much of its success has been fueled by retail investors.

The community has long awaited the entry of institutional investors into the ecosystem and has even urged top asset managers to launch $SHIB-focused investment products.

For instance, they petitioned Grayscale Investments to launch a spot $SHIB ETF in the United States. While the asset manager has ignored these demands, the community still believes $SHIB will eventually get a spot ETF someday.