Asset Manager Tuttle Files for First-Ever Leveraged Crypto ETFs Including Meme Coins

Tuttle Capital Management Files for 10 New Leveraged Crypto ETFs Including First-Ever ChainLink, Cardano, and Polkadot Funds

  • Tuttle Capital Management filed for 10 new leveraged cryptocurrency ETFs, including first-ever funds for ChainLink, Cardano, and Polkadot.
  • The filings propose 2x leveraged ETFs aiming to deliver twice the daily returns or losses of underlying assets.
  • Novel offerings include ETFs tied to meme coins MELANIA and TRUMP, indicating an experimental approach to crypto investment products.
  • SEC’s crypto task force, led by Hester Peirce, will likely determine approval criteria for these new instruments.
  • Leveraged ETFs carry substantial risks, with potential complete loss of principal within one trading day.

Expanding Crypto ETF Landscape

Tuttle Capital Management has submitted regulatory filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission for 10 new leveraged cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds, marking a significant expansion in crypto investment vehicles. The proposals include pioneering ETFs for Chainlink (LINK), Cardano (ADA), and Polkadot (DOT).

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Technical Structure and Risk Profile

The proposed funds aim to achieve 200% daily performance through a combination of swaps, options, and direct investments. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart highlighted this development as a test of regulatory boundaries under current SEC leadership.

These instruments fall under the Investment Company Act of 1940, which Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, noted could enable trading as soon as April, pending SEC approval.

Market Impact and Industry Response

The filing’s timing coincides with leadership changes at the SEC, as Mark Uyeda assumes the role of Acting Chair. This development occurs alongside recent applications from Osprey and REX Shares for various crypto-linked products.

KoinBX CEO Saravanan Pandian emphasized the industry’s commitment to innovation while acknowledging regulatory challenges: “If these ETFs get approved, they could pave the way for new participants in the market, but the SEC needs to ensure risk mitigation and transparency is in place.”

The filings represent a calculated expansion of crypto investment options, though analysts remain cautious about approval prospects for meme coin-based products compared to established cryptocurrencies like Solana and XRP.

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