Financings
Tradr Brings Double Long and Short Leverage to SpaceX
Expanding leveraged ETF lineup with dual SpaceX products ahead of high-profile IPO

Executive Summary
- Tradr ETFs announced the launch of two Cboe-listed leveraged ETFs: SPCM (2x long) and SPCG (2x short), both tracking SpaceX stock (Nasdaq: SPCX).
- Trading begins June 15, 2026, coinciding with SpaceX's anticipated public market debut.
- The funds target sophisticated and active traders, utilizing a daily reset structure that magnifies daily performance but introduces compounding risk over longer periods.
- Tradr will ring the Cboe Opening Bell to mark the launch, highlighting the funds as part of its existing portfolio of 65 leveraged ETFs managing over $7 billion in AUM.
- Risk disclosures emphasize that adverse daily moves exceeding 50% in the underlying security could result in total loss, and performance may diverge significantly from the benchmark over multi-day periods.
Material Impact
- The launch is a product expansion rather than a strategic pivot or fundamental business shift.
- Revenue impact will be incremental, driven by management fees and potential trading volume, but is unlikely to move the needle materially against a $7 billion existing AUM base.
- The move capitalizes on anticipated retail and professional interest in SpaceX's IPO, aligning with Tradr's established niche of high-volatility, single-stock leveraged products.
- No change to core operations, capital structure, or long-term growth trajectory is indicated.
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Company Overview
- Tradr ETFs is an exchange-traded fund provider specializing in leveraged and inverse daily products.
- The firm currently manages over $7 billion in AUM across 65 funds, targeting active traders and sophisticated investors.
- The company has a track record of launching sector-specific and single-stock leveraged products, recently expanding into the space and aerospace theme with SpaceX-linked offerings.
- Distribution is handled by ALPS Distributors, Inc., and products are listed on Cboe.