The Top 10 Crypto ETP from CoinShares and finanzen.net recently turned one year old – investors who have invested since it was issued can look forward to significant gains.
Cryptocurrencies have been around since at least US election in vogue again in November 2024. The main cryptocurrency Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $123,000 in July thanks to a spectacular summer rally. At the beginning of October, it exceeded its previous record again with over $125,000.
Bitcoin then fell again in October – the mood on the crypto market is currently rather subdued and market participants are acting cautiously. With a strong weighting in the Top 10 Crypto Index, Bitcoin, alongside Ethereum and Ripple, significantly shapes the price of the Top 10 Crypto ETP from finanzen.net and CoinShares.
Despite the new crypto reset in the fall The ETP has seen a significant price increase in its more than one year of existence achieved. Since the initial listing on September 24th, 2024, the price has risen from EUR 9.22 to EUR 13.97 (on November 6th, 2025) – early speculative investors can thus benefit from a Performance of +51.5% be happy.
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Don’t miss any crypto trends with ‘Top 10 Crypto’
How can speculative investors benefit from this development? The Top 10 Crypto ETP offers an exciting solution. The Top 10 Crypto ETPs forms the finanzen.net Top 10 Crypto Index one-on-one. The index is reviewed and rebalanced quarterly. In this way, CoinShares and finanzen.net ensure that investors always invested in the ten most important cryptocurrencies and are therefore always very close to the crypto market. Important for investors: The ETP is 100% physically backed by real cryptocurrencies.
By the way: ETPs (“Exchange Traded Products”) are passive investment products that are traded on the stock exchange like shares. Similar to ETFs, which represent a subcategory of ETPs and, for example, the development of stock indices such as the DAX® depict.
About CoinShares
CoinShares manages more than $7 billion (as of December 31, 2024) and is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. Founded in 2013, it is one of the oldest companies in the crypto industry. The Bitcoin assets managed by CoinShares alone amount to over $4 billion (as of January 14, 2025).
Staking rewards provide additional return points
With an investment in the Top 10 Crypto ETPs Investors can also benefit from so-called staking rewards. These work in a similar way to dividends on stocks or interest at the bank. By staking the deposited cryptocurrencies, top 10 investors can earn additional return points.
It’s that easy to invest in crypto in a diversified way
The Top 10 Crypto ETPs You can easily buy and sell via your bank or broker – during regular trading hours on XETRA or Gettex.
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This is how the Top 10 Crypto works
How exactly the ‘Top 10 Crypto’ works and why this ETP is an exciting alternative for speculative crypto investorsOur colleague Felix explains how to invest in the largest cryptocurrencies in a diversified manner this 5 minute video on YouTube.
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Risk warning: This marketing communication is not a substitute for professional advice. Investing in cryptocurrencies and Crypto Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) involves a high level of risk and is therefore only suitable for speculative investors. Crypto ETPs are also complex products that can be difficult to understand. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Investors should therefore seek professional advice and only invest capital if they understand the product and can bear the loss of the capital invested.
