Warsaw Stock Exchange Debuts Bitcoin BETA ETF, Expanding Crypto Market Access

The Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) has officially included Bitcoin ETF, as it gave investors in Poland the first opportunity to gain Betcoin through a box that was circulated on the stock exchange.

The newly running ETF, run by Agiofunds Tfi SA, is designed to provide Bitcoin exposure through Futures Contracts listed in Chicago Trade (CME). More importantly, the fund includes a strategy to hedge the risks in foreign currencies (FX), with the aim of reducing investors ’exposure to fluctuations between the US dollar and the Polish Zoluti. This makes it the first ETF on GPW to provide exposure to the encrypted currency while managing currency fluctuations.

“GPW addresses investor expectations and follows the trend of diversification of the available assets in the public market,” said Michay Cobza, a member of the Warsaw Stock Exchange Board. “Equally important, providing exposure to Bitcoin currency through the ETF listed in GPW increases the safety of trading as investors can participate in the cryptocurrency market using a tool subject to supervision and disinfection and subject to the standards of transparency applied to the organized capital market.”

The ETF bulletin was approved by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) on June 17, 2025. Approval on Agiofunds TFI’s permission to issue investment certificates from the chain A and B. to ensure liquidity, DOM Maklerski Banku Ochrony środowiska SA was appointed as the market maker.

“Less than a month after our latest new list, we offer another ETF that provides exposure to the largest encrypted currency in the world in an organized and effective manner,” stated by Szpak, CEO of Beta SA and Beta Etf Asset Manager in Agiofunds Tfi SA. “ETF is our response to the increasing demand from investors to the new asset classes. I think Bitco Beta ETF will meet the market expectations and will be welcomed by investors.”

the Release From Bitco Beta ETF brings the total number of investment funds circulating on the Warsaw Stock Exchange to sixteen. These money includes tracking Polish indicators such as Wig20and MWIG40, Swig80, as well as international standards such as S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and DAX. The Stock Exchange also provides investment funds circulating in the sector, investment funds circulating in the field of investment funds, and inverse circulating investment funds.

ETF adoption in Poland was growing quickly. According to GPW data, the ETFS rate of 1.9 billion of PLN, which represents a 94.2 % increase compared to the same period last year.

By inserting the first Bitcoin ETF, GPW joins the global capital markets that already adopted Bitcoin products. The list reflects the high demand from institutional and retail investors looking for organized paths to reach Bitcoin as a description, while strengthening Poland’s position in the sophisticated ETF’s advanced scene quickly.