The post New crypto ETFs offer leveraged bets on XRP and Solana appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Tidal Trust II has filed an application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to introduce two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that offer leveraged long exposure to XRP and Solana. The filing, made public on Aug. 19 via Form N-1A, outlines plans to offer daily exposure to the digital assets with leverage between 150% and 200%. The funds aim to combine aggressive growth potential with strategies designed to generate consistent income. It plans to employ options-based techniques, such as credit call spreads, to enhance returns while mitigating some of the risks associated with leveraged positions. Investors would benefit from amplified exposure to XRP and Solana without needing to engage in margin trading. Rather than directly holding XRP or SOL, the ETFs would primarily invest in derivatives, including swap agreements and options linked to US-listed XRP and SOL ETFs. The funds may also allocate capital to cash-settled futures and other exchange-traded products that track the price movements of these digital assets. The structure is intended to provide both long-term capital appreciation and current income, appealing to a broad spectrum of traditional investors. Solana and XRP ETFs draw interest The timing of the application aligns with increasing optimism around regulatory approval for crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Analysts, including Bloomberg’s James Seyffart, anticipate that the SEC may approve some altcoin ETF applications by October. This growing regulatory clarity has contributed to a surge in market interest for products linked to these altcoins. Interestingly, investor appetite for these products is already evident in the market. The Teucrium 2x Long Daily XRP ETF (XXRP) recently exceeded $400 million in net assets, marking a first for a US-traded XRP ETF. Similarly, the REX Shares Solana Staking ETF (SSK), which launched less than two months ago, has attracted over $160 million in net inflows. These… The post New crypto ETFs offer leveraged bets on XRP and Solana appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Tidal Trust II has filed an application with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to introduce two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that offer leveraged long exposure to XRP and Solana. The filing, made public on Aug. 19 via Form N-1A, outlines plans to offer daily exposure to the digital assets with leverage between 150% and 200%. The funds aim to combine aggressive growth potential with strategies designed to generate consistent income. It plans to employ options-based techniques, such as credit call spreads, to enhance returns while mitigating some of the risks associated with leveraged positions. Investors would benefit from amplified exposure to XRP and Solana without needing to engage in margin trading. Rather than directly holding XRP or SOL, the ETFs would primarily invest in derivatives, including swap agreements and options linked to US-listed XRP and SOL ETFs. The funds may also allocate capital to cash-settled futures and other exchange-traded products that track the price movements of these digital assets. The structure is intended to provide both long-term capital appreciation and current income, appealing to a broad spectrum of traditional investors. Solana and XRP ETFs draw interest The timing of the application aligns with increasing optimism around regulatory approval for crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Analysts, including Bloomberg’s James Seyffart, anticipate that the SEC may approve some altcoin ETF applications by October. This growing regulatory clarity has contributed to a surge in market interest for products linked to these altcoins. Interestingly, investor appetite for these products is already evident in the market. The Teucrium 2x Long Daily XRP ETF (XXRP) recently exceeded $400 million in net assets, marking a first for a US-traded XRP ETF. Similarly, the REX Shares Solana Staking ETF (SSK), which launched less than two months ago, has attracted over $160 million in net inflows. These…