Leverage Shares launches 2x long and short SpaceX ETFs on Cboe
The SPCH and SSPC funds offer 2x bullish and bearish SpaceX exposure for short-term traders, with daily-reset leveraged and inverse structures that carry high risk, including possible total loss.
Fact Check
The official Leverage Shares press release (CORRECTION via GlobeNewswire/Yahoo Finance) confirms the launch of the 2X Long SpaceX Daily ETF (SPCH) and 2X Short SpaceX Daily ETF (SSPC) on Cboe beginning June 15, 2026, with the daily-reset leveraged and inverse structures (+200%/-200%) and explicit warnings of high risk and possible full principal loss. The Leverage Shares official product page for SSPC and the CryptoBriefing and Morningstar/MarketWatch coverage all corroborate the tickers, exchange, structure, and risk profile described in the claim. All material elements of the claim match the sources.
Summary
Leverage Shares has launched two SpaceX-linked ETFs on Cboe: the 2x long SPCH and the 2x short SSPC. The products are designed for active, short-term traders seeking amplified bullish or bearish exposure, using leveraged and inverse daily-reset structures that target twice the daily move rather than long-term returns. Such products carry high risk, and the issuer warns investors could lose their entire investment.
Terms & Concepts
- leveraged ETF: An exchange-traded fund designed to amplify the daily gain or loss of its target exposure.
- inverse ETF: An exchange-traded fund structured to move opposite to its target on a daily basis.
- daily reset: A feature in which a fund's leverage or inverse exposure is recalibrated each trading day, which can cause longer-term returns to diverge from the target.