Interesting news just came in—21 Shares has just launched the market’s first leveraged SUI ETF product.
As soon as the news broke, SUI’s price reacted immediately, jumping by 2%. What does this move indicate? It shows that traditional financial markets are paying more attention to SUI, and now off-market funds can also participate through compliant tools like leveraged ETFs.
Previously, anyone wanting to use leverage had to go to exchanges and open futures contracts, but now it can be done through ETFs, which significantly lowers the barrier to entry. For investors who aren’t very familiar with on-chain operations but still want to chase high returns, this is a new option.
That said, leverage is a double-edged sword—it can amplify gains and losses, so it all comes down to your own risk tolerance.
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OnchainHolmes
· 4h ago
Oh man, as soon as leveraged ETFs come out, off-chain funds are flocking in. SUI is really about to take off now.
The main players of traditional finance are finally eyeing on-chain assets. Lower barriers mean more retail investors, haha.
But honestly, I have to say, leverage is a real killer—it chews people up and spits out the bones. I've seen so many people think they're geniuses, only to lose everything overnight.
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MetaMisery
· 12-04 18:50
Haha, here comes a new trick to fleece retail investors again. Leveraged ETFs may sound sophisticated, but it's just the same old thing in a new package.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 12-04 18:49
Hmm... Leveraged ETFs sound pretty good, but I still think the risk is a bit too high.
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liquidation_watcher
· 12-04 18:45
Oh no, another leveraged product is out, and this time it’s SUI. Wall Street is really starting to take on-chain assets seriously.
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A 2% increase? Wake up, everyone, this is just the beginning. Once big institutional money really comes in, it’ll be on a whole different scale.
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To be honest, lowering the threshold isn’t necessarily a good thing. A bunch of newbies who don’t understand risk will play with leveraged ETFs, and the liquidation drama will play out all over again.
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I just want to know what the leverage ratio is—3x or 5x? If it’s too high, I’m not touching it.
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Traditional finance entering the space also means regulation is coming along. It’s really hard to say how far SUI can go this time.
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Another high-risk product under the guise of compliance tools. Sounds better than spot leverage, but in reality, it’s the same old story.
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CryptoPunster
· 12-04 18:41
Oh no, another new tool for fleecing retail investors has launched, and this time it’s even dressed up as compliant—unbelievable.
SUI goes up just 2% and everyone gets this excited. Just wait until the leveraged positions get liquidated, then you’ll know what it’s like to fall from heaven to hell.
The lower threshold is real, and so is losing money faster. I bet five bucks that someone here will happily lose their entire position on this within a week.
Interesting news just came in—21 Shares has just launched the market’s first leveraged SUI ETF product.
As soon as the news broke, SUI’s price reacted immediately, jumping by 2%. What does this move indicate? It shows that traditional financial markets are paying more attention to SUI, and now off-market funds can also participate through compliant tools like leveraged ETFs.
Previously, anyone wanting to use leverage had to go to exchanges and open futures contracts, but now it can be done through ETFs, which significantly lowers the barrier to entry. For investors who aren’t very familiar with on-chain operations but still want to chase high returns, this is a new option.
That said, leverage is a double-edged sword—it can amplify gains and losses, so it all comes down to your own risk tolerance.