SEC Approves 2x Leveraged SUI ETF as Regulators Caution on Crypto Volatility Risks
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a 2x leveraged exchange-traded fund tied to the SUI token, enabling investors to achieve twice the daily performance of SUI through derivatives, amid ongoing regulatory concerns about leverage amplifying volatility in cryptocurrency markets. SEC Approval for SUI Leveraged ETF: The regulator greenlit 21Shares’ 2x SUI ETF, trading as TXXS on Nasdaq, marking a shift toward more accessible leveraged crypto products. The fund uses swaps and financial contracts rather than direct token holdings, providing amplified exposure to the Sui ecosystem’s growth. Leverage risks highlighted: Recent market data shows $19 billion in liquidations from excessive borrowing, with Bitcoin dropping from $126,000 to below $80,000 in late 2025. Discover how the SEC’s approval of the 2x SUI leveraged ETF opens new investment avenues in crypto. Learn the risks of leverage and why regulators are issuing warnings—explore now for informed decisions on volatile markets. What is the 2x Leveraged SUI ETF Approved by the SEC? The 2x leveraged SUI ETF is an investment product launched by 21Shares that seeks to deliver twice the daily return of the SUI token, the native cryptocurrency of the Sui blockchain ecosystem. Approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, this ETF trades under the ticker TXXS on the Nasdaq and allows investors to gain amplified exposure to SUI’s price movements without directly purchasing the token. By employing derivatives like swaps, the fund magnifies both gains and losses, offering a regulated pathway into leveraged crypto investing amid a landscape of heightened volatility. The Sui Foundation announced the ETF’s launch on Thursday, emphasizing its role in broadening access to the innovative Sui network, known for its high-throughput, scalable architecture designed for decentralized applications. This approval comes as the SEC continues to scrutinize leveraged products, balancing innovation with investor protection. Source: Sui Network…
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