NEW YORK, June 10, 2025 – Tradr ETFs, a provider of ETFs designed for sophisticated investors and
professional traders, today announced the launch of two new single stock leveraged ETFs, the Tradr 2X Long ACHR Daily ETF (Cboe: ARCX) and the Tradr 2X Long UPST Daily ETF (Cboe: UPSX). The funds aim to deliver
twice (200%) the daily performance of the common stocks of Archer Aviation and Upstart Holdings Inc.,
respectively.
The two ETFs mark the first-ever leveraged products tied to ACHR and UPST. These listings follow the early
May debut of TEMT, another first-to-market single stock leveraged ETF covering Tempus AI (Nasdaq: TEM), as
well as the April launches of QBTX and APPX which seek two times the daily performance of D-Wave Quantum
(NYSE: QBTS) and AppLovin Corp. (Nasdaq: APP), respectively. In 2022, Tradr ETFs became the first issuer to
launch leveraged ETFs on single stocks, starting with TSLQ for Tesla and NVDS for Nvidia.
“Both Archer and Upstart are electrifying hyper-growth stories whose profiles have a natural gravitational pull
for active traders,” said Matt Markiewicz, Head of Product and Capital Markets at Tradr ETFs. “In a quest to
transform the future of passenger transportation, Archer is one of the leaders in the burgeoning eVTOL space.
Meanwhile, although it has been public for five years, Upstart is a clever AI-fintech play that is only beginning
to disrupt the ever-expanding world of consumer credit and personal loans. Given the traction we’ve seen with
our recent launches on similarly exciting growth narratives, we expect the market to rapidly embrace these two
new single stock strategies as well.”
ARCX and UPSX can be traded through brokerage accounts and allow investors to avoid the hassle of using
margin and the complexity of options trading. With this launch, Tradr’s lineup grows to 12 leveraged ETFs. The
firm continues its mission of providing sophisticated investors with innovative trading tools that enhance their
ability to express market views with precision and efficiency.
For detailed information on Tradr ETFs and the significant risks involved with leveraged ETFs, please visit www.tradretfs.com.