Danske Bank has launched exchange-traded products (ETPs) for Bitcoin and Ethereum, allowing self-directed investors to gain exposure to these cryptocurrencies through its digital banking platforms. This move comes in response to growing client demand, although the bank emphasizes that it does not endorse cryptocurrencies as a long-term investment. The ETPs provide price exposure without requiring investors to hold the underlying tokens, thus reducing custody risks. The decision marks a shift from Danske Bank's previous stance against cryptocurrency trading, influenced by the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, which has provided greater regulatory clarity. Despite this development, the bank maintains that cryptocurrencies are high-risk investments and does not offer advisory services for them. The introduction of these ETPs is aimed at customers who understand and accept the associated volatility.