Safello Lists Physically Backed Bittensor Staked TAO ETP on SIX Swiss Exchange
Quick Breakdown
- Safello lists its physically backed Bittensor Staked TAO ETP on SIX Swiss Exchange under the ticker STAO.
- The ETP provides regulated exposure to Bittensor (TAO) with integrated on-chain staking rewards automatically reinvested into NAV.
- Safello CEO announces launch via tweet, highlighting anticipation for the product’s debut and expanding crypto access in Europe.
Safello has officially listed its Bittensor Staked TAO Exchange Traded Product (ETP) on the SIX Swiss Exchange. The product, issued by DDA ETP AG, begins trading under the ticker STAO in US dollars, with a management fee of 1.49%.
CEO signals launch on social media
Ahead of the listing, Safello CEO tweeted,
“60 min until listing of Safello Bittensor Staked $TAO ETP on SIX Swiss Exchange,”
highlighting the company’s anticipation for the product’s debut.
60 min until listing of Safello Bittensor Staked $TAO ETP on SIX Swiss Exchange 🔔
— Emelie Moritz (@MLImoritz) November 19, 2025
The ETP allows investors regulated exposure to Bittensor (TAO), combining direct price tracking with staking rewards integrated into the net asset value (NAV), creating a total return structure.
Regulated crypto exposure with on-chain rewards
The Safello Bittensor Staked TAO ETP is 100% physically backed by staked TAO. Staking rewards are automatically reinvested, offering investors both capital appreciation and yield without the need for separate staking management. Safello will earn a revenue share based on assets under management, though the financial impact is yet to be determined. The listing expands access to European trading platforms and online brokers, bridging mainstream exchange infrastructure with crypto-native products.
Expanding Nordic crypto access
Founded in 2013, Safello serves over 418,000 users in the Nordics and operates under full authorization as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA. The company offers seamless buying, selling, storing, and transacting of digital assets . Safello Group AB, its parent company, has been listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market since 2021. Amudova AB acts as the certified adviser for the listing, providing regulatory oversight and compliance guidance.
The ETP launch positions Safello at the forefront of regulated, yield-generating crypto products in Europe, offering investors a transparent and secure way to access Bittensor while benefiting from on-chain staking rewards.
In other ETP developments, DeFi Technologies’ subsidiary Valour recently launched a Bitcoin staking ETP on the London Stock Exchange, providing institutional investors with exposure to crypto yields as the UK signals a more favourable stance toward digital assets.
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