ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptonews, the Swiss Exchange Group SIX has announced the launch of its digital collateral service, allowing financial institutions to use crypto assets as collateral alongside traditional securities.It is reported that the service will support Bitcoin, Ethereum, Avalanche, Cardano, Solana, Ripple, and USDC, with plans to expand the asset selection based on customer demand. Institutions no longer need to use separate platforms to manage crypto collateral, thereby reducing operational complexity and improving risk management. The system also ensures additional protection in the event of default.

ChainCatcher news, according to Boersen-Zeitung, Bitwise will launch the Aptos Staking ETP on the Swiss Stock Exchange. Starting from November 19, the Bitwise Aptos Staking ETP will be listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange.

ChainCatcher news, the Swiss Stock Exchange SIX announced that DWS Xtrackers has become the 17th crypto ETP issuer on SIX. DWS Xtrackers has launched two new products, one targeting Bitcoin and the other targeting Ethereum.SIX stated that since the beginning of this year, the trading volume of 170 cryptocurrency ETPs listed on the Swiss SIX has reached 1.8 billion Swiss francs, with nearly 145,000 transactions. Among the 376 cryptocurrency ETPs and derivatives, Bitcoin dominates with a demand share of 45.2%, followed by Ethereum (15.0%) and Solana (11.5%).

ChainCatcher news, according to the Financial Times, Switzerland's largest stock exchange, SIX Swiss Exchange, is exploring the establishment of a cryptocurrency trading platform in Europe and is considering leveraging its reputation and Switzerland's advanced crypto regulations to attract large traditional investors with increasing interest in trading digital assets.SIX Group's Global Exchange Head Bjørn Sibbern stated, "Cryptocurrency has increasingly become a recognized asset class," adding that the company is looking into creating "a platform that allows us to facilitate trading, whether it be (spot) cryptocurrencies or derivatives."