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Virtune Rebalances Altcoin Index ETP on Xetra, Replacing Gram With Litecoin

Swedish manager Virtune has rebalanced its crypto altcoin basket on Deutsche Börse Xetra to an equal ten percent weighting, swapping Gram out for Litecoin.

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Swedish exchange-traded product issuer Virtune announced the completion of its monthly rebalancing for the Virtune Crypto Altcoin Index ETP, which trades on Deutsche Börse Xetra under the ticker VRTA. Effective from the September 30, 2026 reporting date, the rebalancing resulted in the removal of Gram (GRAM) and the addition of Litecoin (LTC).

Prior to the adjustment on September 29, the portfolio was led by Bitcoin Cash at 11.11%, Chainlink at 11.08%, and Solana at 10.86%, while Gram trailed at 8.68%. Following the rebalancing, the fund restored an equal 10.00% weighting across ten digital assets: Canton, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, BNB, Solana, Stellar, XRP, Hyperliquid, Chainlink, and Litecoin.

Virtune executes portfolio adjustments based on index rules rather than discretionary market views. Gram, which formerly operated under the Toncoin name before a late September 2026 rebrand, was dropped after declining to the lowest weighting in the basket. The ETP trades under ISIN SE0023260716 and German securities identification number A4AKW6.

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