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Wall Street Gets Its First Sui ETF, and It's Leveraged

MarketDash Editorial Team
2 days ago
21Shares just launched the first U.S.-traded ETF tracking Sui, a fast-growing cryptocurrency that's been processing billions in stablecoin transfers. The twist? It's a 2x leveraged product aimed at active traders looking for amplified exposure to the blockchain platform's price swings.

Switzerland-based 21Shares is bringing Sui (SUI) to Wall Street, and they're not doing it quietly. The firm just launched the 21Shares 2x SUI ETF (TXXS), a leveraged fund that delivers twice the daily return of the Sui token. Translation: if Sui goes up 5% today, the ETF aims for 10%. If it drops 5%, you're down 10%. It's the first U.S.-traded product tracking this particular cryptocurrency, and it's already turning heads in a market that can't seem to get enough crypto ETFs.

Russell Barlow, CEO of 21Shares, framed the launch around investor demand for simplified access to digital assets. He said the firm wants to capitalize on emerging winners in blockchain technology, particularly those emphasizing simplicity in an often complicated space.

So what exactly is Sui? It's a decentralized cryptocurrency that runs on a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, allowing peer-to-peer transactions without middlemen. The native token handles transaction fees, network governance, and staking. But here's what makes it interesting: Sui has been processing over $180 billion in stablecoin transfer volume monthly for four straight months. It recently topped $10 billion in 30-day decentralized exchange volume. Those numbers suggest real adoption, not just speculative hype.

Of course, products like TXXS aren't for everyone. They're built for sophisticated active traders who understand that derivatives-based strategies come with amplified risk. The leverage resets daily, which means holding these funds long-term can produce unexpected results due to compounding effects. The SEC has made its position clear recently, blocking several proposals for 3x and 5x leveraged crypto ETFs. Regulators aren't playing games when it comes to efforts to circumvent Rule 18f-4 by using creative leverage calculations.

What makes TXXS notable is that it's entering the market as a leveraged product from day one, which is relatively rare for crypto ETFs. According to Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas, this is the 74th crypto-based ETF launched this year and the 128th overall. He estimates another 80 could arrive within the next 12 months.

The timing isn't coincidental. This launch follows FalconX's acquisition of 21Shares last month, which also brought us the 21Shares 2x Long Dogecoin ETF (TXXD), another leveraged crypto product. The pattern is clear: crypto-linked investment products are proliferating in the U.S. market, and firms are racing to capture market share while demand remains hot.

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Wall Street Gets Its First Sui ETF, and It's Leveraged

MarketDash Editorial Team
2 days ago
21Shares just launched the first U.S.-traded ETF tracking Sui, a fast-growing cryptocurrency that's been processing billions in stablecoin transfers. The twist? It's a 2x leveraged product aimed at active traders looking for amplified exposure to the blockchain platform's price swings.

Switzerland-based 21Shares is bringing Sui (SUI) to Wall Street, and they're not doing it quietly. The firm just launched the 21Shares 2x SUI ETF (TXXS), a leveraged fund that delivers twice the daily return of the Sui token. Translation: if Sui goes up 5% today, the ETF aims for 10%. If it drops 5%, you're down 10%. It's the first U.S.-traded product tracking this particular cryptocurrency, and it's already turning heads in a market that can't seem to get enough crypto ETFs.

Russell Barlow, CEO of 21Shares, framed the launch around investor demand for simplified access to digital assets. He said the firm wants to capitalize on emerging winners in blockchain technology, particularly those emphasizing simplicity in an often complicated space.

So what exactly is Sui? It's a decentralized cryptocurrency that runs on a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, allowing peer-to-peer transactions without middlemen. The native token handles transaction fees, network governance, and staking. But here's what makes it interesting: Sui has been processing over $180 billion in stablecoin transfer volume monthly for four straight months. It recently topped $10 billion in 30-day decentralized exchange volume. Those numbers suggest real adoption, not just speculative hype.

Of course, products like TXXS aren't for everyone. They're built for sophisticated active traders who understand that derivatives-based strategies come with amplified risk. The leverage resets daily, which means holding these funds long-term can produce unexpected results due to compounding effects. The SEC has made its position clear recently, blocking several proposals for 3x and 5x leveraged crypto ETFs. Regulators aren't playing games when it comes to efforts to circumvent Rule 18f-4 by using creative leverage calculations.

What makes TXXS notable is that it's entering the market as a leveraged product from day one, which is relatively rare for crypto ETFs. According to Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas, this is the 74th crypto-based ETF launched this year and the 128th overall. He estimates another 80 could arrive within the next 12 months.

The timing isn't coincidental. This launch follows FalconX's acquisition of 21Shares last month, which also brought us the 21Shares 2x Long Dogecoin ETF (TXXD), another leveraged crypto product. The pattern is clear: crypto-linked investment products are proliferating in the U.S. market, and firms are racing to capture market share while demand remains hot.

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