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you are currently viewing:Defiance Launches AIPO: The First ETF Focused on AI Power InfrastructureJuly 25, 2025-Defiance ETFs, a leader in thematic and leveraged exchange-traded funds, today announced the launch of the Defiance AI & Power Infrastructure ETF (Nasdaq: AIPO). This innovative ETF provides investors with targeted exposure to U.S.-listed companies at the forefront of artificial intelligence (AI) and critical power infrastructure, addressing the surging energy demands of AI technologies through decentralized energy solutions, electrical grids, data centers, and AI hardware. AIPO seeks to track the MarketVector US Listed AI and Power Infrastructure Index, offering a passive approach to high-growth themes without the need for margin accounts. AIPO empowers retail investors to capitalize on the intersection of AI innovation and power infrastructure, including sub-themes like nuclear energy generation, data center operations, and AI-enabling semiconductor hardware. Source: Defiance ETFs |
Tradr Launches First Mover Leveraged ETFs on CLSK, CRDO, ENPH, GS and U
September 16, 2025- Tradr ETFs, a provider of ETFs designed for sophisticated investors and professional traders, today announced the launch of five new single stock leveraged ETFs. All five funds are first-to-market strategies and will be listed on Cboe. The funds aim to deliver twice (200%) the daily performance of a specific underlying stock.
T. Rowe Price campaign emphasizes how active exchange traded funds (ETFs) Can help investors manage market volatility
September 16, 2025-Visually engaging upside-down, multi-platform promotion encourages financial professionals to consider active ETFs when volatility flips the market
BlackRock Weighs Tokenized ETFs on Blockchain in Push Beyond Treasuries: Report
September 12, 2025-The world's largest asset manager is exploring putting exchange-traded funds on chain, sources told Bloomberg.
BlackRock is considering placing exchange-traded funds tied to stocks onto public blockchains,according to Bloomberg.
The move would follow the firm's $2.2 billion tokenized money market fund,which quickly became the largest of its kind.
