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Leveraged ETFs Target Future SpaceX, Anthropic IPOs
27 Mar
Summary
- Two firms plan leveraged ETFs for SpaceX and Anthropic stocks.
- ETFs aim for 200% daily performance of companies post-IPO.
- SpaceX and Anthropic IPOs are anticipated in 2026.
In anticipation of major market entries, REX Shares and Tuttle Capital Management are preparing to launch innovative exchange-traded funds (ETFs) designed to track the future public stocks of SpaceX and Anthropic. These products, detailed in recent regulatory filings, aim to offer investors twice the daily performance of these highly anticipated companies once they officially begin trading.
The filings reveal a strategic move by asset managers to gain an early advantage in what are expected to be among the most significant initial public offerings (IPOs) of 2026. SpaceX is reportedly nearing its IPO, with filings possibly imminent, while Anthropic's public debut is also slated for the same year.
This trend highlights the increasing eagerness within the ETF ecosystem to develop products tied to pre-IPO companies. Industry insiders note that such early staking of claims is becoming a competitive tactic. The planned funds, tentatively named the T-Rex 2x Long SpaceX Daily Target ETF and the T-Rex 2x Long Anthropic Daily Target ETF, are designed to cater to individual investors who frequently engage with leveraged single-stock ETFs and track prominent, volatile stocks.
Details surrounding the SpaceX IPO, including its exact timing and scale, remain undisclosed, though preparations are reportedly underway for what could be one of Wall Street's largest offerings. A significant portion of new shares may be allocated to retail investors, mirroring the target audience for these new leveraged ETFs.
