Just weeks after its launch in early April, Roundhill’s Memory ETF has nearly $1.5 billion. At least two competitors are prepping funds.
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Recent news of medical marijuana being reclassified and research into psychedelics being prioritized boosted some thematic funds, at least initially.
With much interest in space technology, companies like Global X, WisdomTree and First Trust have new or forthcoming products focused on it.
Demand for power, long before the Iran war, has boosted funds focused on energy.
The company’s forthcoming ETF differs from other bitcoin funds because it also focuses on income.
The forthcoming fund focuses specifically on the autonomous taxi services theme.
Investors got two new choices in bitcoin funds last week: The now lowest-cost spot product, and a vampire fund for overnight returns.
Memory stocks have been surging for the past year.
Potential initial public offerings from SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI will make big indexes even more concentrated.
The crypto ETF world is evolving far beyond spot-price funds, a segment dominated by iShares.
Regulatory setbacks have kept institutional investors hesitant about the marijuana industry.
The EV market has been struggling, especially in the US. But demand is still high, and rising oil prices may shift buyers to EVs.
While institutional investors are influencing the crypto market, experts say the asset class likely wouldn’t be where it is today without traditional finance.
Amid the war with Iran, oil ETFs have been the strongest performers this year. The Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF is different.
The war in Iran and ongoing political uncertainty have buoyed commodities ETFs broadly, though oil has experienced the biggest rise.
The company rolled out its iShares Staked Ethereum Trust ETF, a complement to an unstaked version that’s already the biggest in its category.