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- Tuttle Capital Management should launch 10 new leverage cryptography ETF by July 16.
- ETFs will provide a 2x lever effect on a range of digital assets, including XRP, BNB, Bonk and Trump tokens.
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The active manager Tuttle Capital Management aims to launch 10 funds negotiated in exchange for crypto lever on July 16, targeting the main assets like XRP, Solana and BNB, as well as even famous tokens such as Trump and Melania, according to a fine deposit With the dry.
Other leading crypto assets, the company plans to offer an exhibition in Litecoin, Bonk, Cardano, Chainlink and Polkadot.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, who first spotted the amendment, suggested that the target date of July 16 was probably encouraged by the waiting launch of the FNB Rex-Osprey Solana Etf, should make his debut on the CBOE tomorrow under the SSK TICKER.
Tuttle filed an amendment to modify the date of entry into force of a bunch of 2x ETF Crypto / even until July 16. Does not mean that they will be launched but generally effective dates are when ETFs get started and with $ Ssk Going to MKT probably see others push. We will see Tho .. pic.twitter.com/ioskgid6gg
– Eric Balchunas (@ericbalchunas) July 1, 2025
The Financial and Osprey Rex funds received a response from the SEC last week indicating that the Commission had no “other comments” on their deposits.
Like Rex-Osprey Solana Staking ETF, the Tuttle Capital file has been submitted under a rule that allows these products to become effective automatically on the scheduled date, without requiring additional approval of the SEC, as long as no objection is increased in advance.
However, although the amendment allows ETFs to enter into force on July 16, real trading can always depend on the preparation for exchanges, operational logistics and the final configuration by market manufacturers, which means that the launches could be delayed beyond this date.
Capital tuttle Firstly deposited For 10 leverage crypto ETF in January. The leverage FNB amplify daily yields using derivatives and debts, which could increase financial exposure and financial risk.
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