TZAUSDT Forecast 2026: Small Cap Bear Setup

TZAUSDT is one of the rare instruments that profits when the US economy turns against small businesses and debt-laden companies. As a tokenized version of TZA, Direxion's 3x leveraged inverse ETF tracking the Russell 2000, it delivers amplified gains when US small-cap stocks fall. But that amplification works both ways. Hold TZAUSDT in the wrong market conditions for too long, and volatility decay erodes your position before the bear market ever arrives.

The TZAUSDT forecast for 2026 hinges on three macro scenarios: a deep bear market for small-cap stocks driven by sustained Fed rate pressure and rising credit stress, a mild slowdown with mixed conditions, and a small-cap recovery that would push TZAUSDT lower. The bear case requires specific conditions to align simultaneously, and timing the entry around those conditions is the entire challenge with a 3x leveraged instrument.

What Is TZAUSDT? Understanding the Instrument Before the 2026 Forecast

TZAUSDT is a tokenized stock available on Bybit, mirroring the price of the TZA ETF (Direxion Daily Small Cap Bear 3X Shares), priced in USDT. Two foundational concepts underpin the 2026 forecast analysis that follows: what exactly TZAUSDT is, and why volatility decay makes the timing of any position more consequential than the directional bet itself. For the full explainer, see what is TZAUSDT.

TZAUSDT: The Tokenized Version of TZA

TZAUSDT tracks TZA through a price-mirroring mechanism in which the exchange maintains collateral backing the token at a value approximately equivalent to TZA's market price. Tracking is generally close during US market hours but may diverge slightly during off-hours when TZA is not trading. USDT (Tether, a USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Tether Limited) serves as the quote currency; all TZAUSDT prices and profit/loss calculations are expressed in USDT, making returns functionally equivalent to USD-denominated returns. If the USDT peg were to break, it would add a currency-risk layer, but this is a rare background assumption for most holders.

Tokenized stocks are blockchain-based tokens that track the price of traditional securities through collateralization or derivative agreements, not direct ownership of the underlying asset. For 2026 holders, this structure introduces risks that TZA direct holders on NYSE Arca do not face: some exchanges launched tokenized stock programs but suspended them under regulatory pressure, and that precedent is a live risk category for TZAUSDT positions in 2026. Availability varies by jurisdiction; verify current access on Bybit before entering.

For context on how this tokenized Direxion product category works across other sectors, the Direxion Daily FTSE China Bear 3x ETF tokenized follows the same structural model applied to a different underlying index.

TZA ETF: The Underlying Instrument

TZA (issued by Direxion Investments, a specialist leveraged ETF provider) seeks to deliver -300% of the daily performance of the Russell 2000 Index. It trades on NYSE Arca, carries AUM (assets under management) in the $300M–$600M range, and an expense ratio of approximately 1.08% annually. TZA gains approximately 3% for every 1% daily decline in the Russell 2000, and loses approximately 3% for every 1% daily gain. This relationship holds on a daily basis; multi-week and multi-month performance diverges from that multiple due to volatility decay.

Leveraged inverse ETFs use financial derivatives (swaps, futures, options) to deliver a multiple of the inverse of a benchmark index's daily return. Direxion and ProShares are the two primary issuers. These instruments differ from traditional short selling (no borrow costs) and put options (no options premium decay), but carry their own structural erosion through daily rebalancing. The SEC investor bulletin on leveraged ETFs explicitly notes these products are designed for sophisticated investors with short investment horizons. See Direxion's official TZA fund page for current AUM, expense ratio, and performance history.

The Russell 2000: Why Small Caps Are the Battlefield

The Russell 2000 tracks approximately 2,000 of the smallest publicly traded US companies within the Russell 3000 Index, administered by FTSE Russell. Constituents typically carry market capitalizations between $300M and $2B. Per the FTSE Russell index methodology, the index reconstitutes annually and serves as the primary benchmark for US small-cap equities.

Small-cap companies carry disproportionate sensitivity to domestic macro conditions. They rely more heavily on floating-rate debt, have less international revenue diversification, operate with thinner margins, and face higher credit risk. IWM (iShares Russell 2000 ETF, issued by BlackRock) is the most liquid tradable proxy for the index; when IWM falls, TZA and TZAUSDT rise.

Volatility Decay: Why Timing Is Everything With TZAUSDT

Volatility decay (also called beta slippage) is the structural erosion of returns in daily-rebalanced leveraged ETFs, and it is the central reason this article asks "when" rather than just "whether" the bear case plays out.

The mechanism: start with $100 in TZA. Day 1: TZA gains 10%, bringing the position to $110. Day 2: TZA loses 10%, bringing the position to $99. Net index movement was zero. Net position is down 1%. The arithmetic: $100 × 1.10 × 0.90 = $99. At 3x daily reset, this compounding effect accelerates across every oscillating day.

The daily rebalancing mechanism drives this outcome. At the close of each trading day, TZA resets its derivative positions to exactly -3x for the next day, compounding gains and losses multiplicatively rather than additively. This is path-dependent: a sustained unidirectional decline in the Russell 2000 benefits TZAUSDT holders; an oscillating, choppy market destroys value before the directional move materializes. In a trending bear market, holds of 1–8 weeks may capture most available gain before decay becomes material. In a sideways market, even a 2-week hold can see meaningful erosion. Illustratively, a 90-day sideways hold can erode an estimated 15–25% of position value from decay alone, regardless of where the Russell 2000 ends.

What Would Trigger a Small-Cap Collapse in 2026?

Small-cap stocks become most vulnerable to a sustained selloff when several macro conditions align simultaneously, and 2026 presents a specific set of variables that traders monitoring TZAUSDT should track.

The Macro Trigger Checklist: Five Conditions That Must Align

Small-cap stocks face the most acute downside pressure in 2026 if the following conditions converge:

1. The Federal Reserve holds the fed funds rate above 4.5% through Q2 2026 with no rate cut signaled at the January or March FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meetings. Small-cap companies carry significantly more floating-rate debt than large-cap counterparts, making their earnings disproportionately sensitive to elevated rates. Monitor Federal Reserve monetary policy announcements for rate path signals.

2. High-yield credit spreads widen above 450–500 basis points (bps) on the ICE BofA High Yield Index spread. High-yield credit spreads widen when investors anticipate rising default risk. Small-cap companies disproportionately occupy the high-yield debt market, and widening spreads have historically preceded Russell 2000 bear markets by 3–6 months.

3. The 2-year/10-year Treasury spread reinverts or remains inverted after any normalization in late 2025. Track the 2-year/10-year Treasury spread as a leading recession signal. Yield curve inversion has preceded every US recession since the 1970s, with a variable lag of 6–24 months.

4. US GDP growth decelerates below 1% annualized in consecutive quarters. Small-cap companies concentrate revenues domestically, making US GDP growth more relevant to their earnings than global figures. Deceleration below 1% has historically correlated with widening credit conditions and increased pressure on small-cap earnings.

5. IWM breaks and closes below its 200-day moving average with above-average volume. A sustained breakdown below this level has historically marked the onset of prolonged Russell 2000 bear phases. Volume confirmation distinguishes a genuine breakdown from a low-conviction test of support.

No single trigger is sufficient. Three or more firing simultaneously has historically preceded the most significant TZA gains in prior cycles.

The Fed Policy Axis: How Interest Rates Shape the 2026 Small-Cap Outlook

The Federal Reserve's rate path is the dominant macro variable for small-cap performance in 2026. If the Fed delivers two or more rate cuts in H1 2026, small-cap balance sheet pressure eases and the bear case for TZAUSDT weakens considerably. If the Fed holds rates above 4.5% through mid-2026, the pressure on floating-rate small-cap debt intensifies, credit spreads widen, and refinancing risk rises for the most indebted Russell 2000 constituents.

Elevated rates compress small-cap earnings directly through higher interest expense, simultaneously tighten credit conditions, and shift investor risk appetite toward safer large-cap alternatives. The 2022 rate hike cycle demonstrated all three effects: the Russell 2000 declined approximately 25% from peak to trough, steeper than the S&P 500's approximately 19% decline, as elevated rates hit debt-heavy small-cap balance sheets disproportionately. IWM serves as the practical barometer; when the IWM outlook turns negative on rate-driven pressure, TZAUSDT's bull case strengthens in direct proportion.

Recession Risk and Historical Precedent

Whether a recession materializes in 2026 is the highest-stakes variable for TZAUSDT holders. Recessions hit small caps harder structurally: weaker balance sheets, less pricing power, higher domestic revenue concentration, and thinner liquidity all amplify drawdowns relative to large caps.

In the 2020 COVID recession, the Russell 2000 fell over 40% from peak to trough, substantially steeper than the S&P 500's approximately 34% decline. In 2022's rate-driven bear market, the Russell 2000 declined approximately 25% against the S&P 500's approximately 19%. TZA holders who entered near the start of each sustained decline captured significant gains, though volatility decay meant only those entering early in the directional move captured the full benefit. See NBER business cycle dating for authoritative recession definitions and historical dates.

Leading indicators to monitor for 2026 recession risk: yield curve normalization after prolonged inversion, rising unemployment in consecutive monthly reports, contracting PMI readings below 50, and credit spread widening beyond the 450–500 bps threshold. Small-cap bear markets typically precede official NBER recession declarations by 6–12 months, which is part of why TZA and TZAUSDT function as recession-anticipation instruments.

TZAUSDT Forecast 2026: Bull Case, Base Case, and Bear Case Scenarios

The TZAUSDT forecast for 2026 cannot be expressed as a single price target, because the outcome depends entirely on which macro scenario materializes across three meaningfully different possibilities.

A critical framing note: TZAUSDT's bull case is a bear market for small-cap stocks, and vice versa. A rally in small caps is the downside scenario for TZAUSDT holders. Keep this inversion in mind when reading the table below.

Three Scenarios for TZAUSDT in 2026

The TZAUSDT price prediction for 2026 maps directly to the severity and timing of any Russell 2000 selloff. The scenario matrix below presents three analytically distinct outcomes across the macro spectrum.

Analyst Scenario Projections — Not Financial Advice. All ranges are analytical estimates subject to significant uncertainty and change.

The TZAUSDT 2026 outlook is materially asymmetric in terms of required conditions. The Deep Bear scenario requires multiple macro deterioration signals to align; the Small Cap Recovery scenario needs only a decisive Fed pivot. No forecast is certain — timing is the variable.

Quarterly TZAUSDT Outlook: How 2026 May Unfold

The TZA ETF forecast for 2026 and its TZAUSDT equivalent unfold across a calendar with identifiable inflection points. TZAUSDT on Bybit tracks TZA price in real time with minor tracking error, so the quarterly outlook applies equally to both instruments. For a parallel conditional forecast approach applied to individual equities, the CRWD Stock Forecast 2026 bull, base, bear analysis illustrates how the same if/then methodology works across different asset classes.

Analyst Scenario Projections — Not Financial Advice. All ranges are analytical estimates subject to significant uncertainty and change.

Q1 and Q2 2026 are the highest-information quarters. The January and March FOMC meetings, combined with Q4 2025 GDP data and early 2026 inflation readings, will establish whether the Deep Bear scenario is materializing. Traders who wait for Q2 confirmation sacrifice some potential upside but substantially reduce the decay risk of a premature position.

How to Trade TZAUSDT in 2026: Entry Signals and Exit Timing

The analytical case for TZAUSDT in 2026 is only as valuable as the entry point that captures it, and the timing problem is sharpened by volatility decay, which penalizes positions entered before the bear trend is confirmed.

The Entry Checklist: Five Signals That Confirm a TZAUSDT Setup

The macro trigger checklist identifies the conditions that create the bear environment; the entry checklist identifies the execution signals that confirm the bear trend is active. Traders monitoring TZAUSDT for a 2026 entry point would watch for confluence across these confirmation signals:

1. IWM posts two consecutive closes below its 200-day moving average with above-average volume. A single day's breach is insufficient; back-to-back confirmed closes distinguish a genuine breakdown from a test of support.

2. RSI divergence on IWM. Price holding highs while the RSI (Relative Strength Index) makes lower highs signals distribution — institutional selling beginning while retail momentum continues. This divergence has historically preceded breakdowns by days to weeks.

3. Bearish MACD crossover on TZA itself. A bullish MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) crossover on TZA, which signals deteriorating conditions for small caps, provides confirmation directly from the instrument's own chart. This filters out dead-cat bounces in the Russell 2000.

4. High-yield credit spreads (ICE BofA Index) widening above 450 bps and trending higher week-over-week. Directional momentum in spread widening carries more signal weight than a single threshold breach.

5. The most recent FOMC meeting delivered no rate cut with hawkish forward guidance. A Fed on hold with no pivot language removes the primary relief mechanism for small-cap debt refinancing.

A confluence of three or more of these signals firing simultaneously has historically preceded the most significant TZA gains in prior cycles. No single signal is sufficient. Traders can monitor IWM's moving averages and RSI alongside credit spread overlays to track this checklist in real time.

Hold Period and Exit Framework: When to Stay and When to Leave

TZAUSDT is structurally designed for short investment horizons, a design intent Direxion states explicitly in the fund's own disclosures. The hold period decision in 2026 should follow market conditions, not a fixed calendar:

In a trending bear market (Russell 2000 making consistent lower lows): Holds of 1–8 weeks capture the bulk of available directional gain before decay becomes material. Each week of sustained trend confirms the thesis and justifies extending the hold.

In a choppy, sideways market: Exit within 2 weeks at most. A 90-day sideways hold can erode an estimated 15–25% of position value from decay alone, regardless of net index movement. The decision rule: if the Russell 2000 is not posting new lows on a weekly basis, the decay cost exceeds the expected gain from further holding.

Overnight holding: TZAUSDT trades 24/7 on Bybit, but the underlying index only moves during US market hours (9:30am–4pm ET). Overnight holding carries gap risk if Russell 2000 futures move materially. For swing traders with a multi-day thesis, overnight holding is standard. Volatility decay does not increase differentially with overnight holds; it accumulates as a daily effect regardless of intraday patterns.

Exit signals: IWM closing back above its 200-day moving average; credit spreads narrowing below 400 bps; a Fed meeting delivering a rate cut; Russell 2000 posting back-to-back weekly gains. Any two of these signals together suggests the bear thesis is weakening.

TZA vs. SRTY vs. IWM Puts: Choosing Your Small-Cap Bear Vehicle for 2026

Once the macro case for a small-cap bear market aligns in 2026, the instrument choice determines whether that thesis is expressed most efficiently through TZA, SRTY, TZAUSDT, or IWM put options.

Both TZA and SRTY (ProShares UltraPro Short Russell 2000) target -3x daily returns of the Russell 2000. The key differences for a 2026 bear trade are shown below.

Verify current AUM and volume at time of entry. See ProShares SRTY fund page for current SRTY data.

For most retail traders, TZA and SRTY are functionally near-equivalent for tactical short-term bearish positioning. The primary differentiator is liquidity: check daily volume on both instruments at entry and favor whichever shows higher volume that day.

The structural differentiator for crypto exchange traders is access. SRTY is not available as a tokenized product on Bybit or comparable crypto exchanges. TZAUSDT is the accessible vehicle for traders who hold capital on Bybit and prefer not to transfer funds to a traditional brokerage. That access convenience comes at the cost of the exchange-layer risks covered in the next section.

IWM put options offer a third path: inverse exposure with defined maximum loss (the premium paid), no daily rebalancing decay, but their own premium decay (theta) and complexity around strike selection and expiration timing. For traders fluent in options mechanics, IWM puts may offer a cleaner risk profile for multi-month positions. Direxion's tokenized bear range also extends beyond TZA; the Direxion Daily Semi Bear 3x ETF tokenized on Bybit shows how this product structure applies to the semiconductor sector.

TZAUSDT Risk Assessment: What If the Bear Thesis Is Wrong in 2026?

The risks of holding TZAUSDT in 2026 fall into two distinct categories: structural risks inherent to any 3x leveraged inverse ETF, and an additional layer of exchange-level risks specific to TZAUSDT as a tokenized product on a crypto exchange.

Category A: TZA Instrument-Level Risks

1. Volatility decay is a mathematical certainty, not a theoretical concern. Any day the Russell 2000 does not move in a sustained downward direction adds to the decay burden. A 3x leveraged ETF held through a 90-day choppy market can lose 15–25% of its value from decay alone, regardless of where the index ends. Per Direxion TZA fund page disclosures, this is an inherent structural risk of the daily rebalancing design.

2. Directional risk at 3x amplification. If small-cap stocks rally in 2026 on rate cuts or earnings recovery, TZAUSDT loses value at 3x the daily magnitude of that rally. A 20% Russell 2000 rally sustained over weeks translates to a severe loss for -3x holders.

3. Timing risk compounds directional risk. Entering in a pre-bear, sideways market means paying daily decay costs while waiting for the directional move. Three months of premature entry in a choppy market can erode 15–20% from decay before the bear trend begins.

4. Long-term holding destroys capital. TZA has lost the majority of its value over multi-year periods during Russell 2000 bull markets. Direxion's disclosure language states TZA is designed for investors with a short investment horizon. These are tactical tools, not portfolio holdings.

Category B: TZAUSDT Exchange-Layer Risks (specific to crypto exchange holders)

5. Exchange counterparty risk. If the exchange is hacked, becomes insolvent, or delists the tokenized product, TZAUSDT holders face recovery exposure that TZA holders on NYSE Arca do not. The history of tokenized stock programs at various exchanges illustrates this risk category concretely — some suspended their programs under regulatory pressure.

6. Tracking error vs. TZA's NAV. TZAUSDT may trade at a premium or discount to TZA's NAV (net asset value) due to exchange-specific liquidity conditions, particularly during off-hours when TZA is not trading.

7. Regulatory risk. The regulatory status of tokenized securities remains unsettled in multiple jurisdictions. Regulatory action could suspend TZAUSDT trading with limited notice. Verify current availability on Bybit before entering a position.

8. Liquidity risk. TZAUSDT order books are thinner than TZA's on NYSE Arca. Large position entries or exits may move the TZAUSDT price in ways that equivalent-sized TZA trades would not.

On whether TZAUSDT can go to zero: technically, a sustained severe small-cap bull market with high volatility could erode TZAUSDT toward zero through compounding decay. In practice, Direxion has historically conducted reverse splits on TZA to prevent share prices from reaching extremely low levels. A reverse split resets share count and price without creating a loss for holders. The more realistic risk is gradual erosion over months in a sideways or slowly rising market.

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Leveraged ETFs and tokenized securities involve significant risk of loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All price projections are analytical scenario estimates and not investment recommendations. Consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The author and publisher are not liable for any losses incurred from acting on information contained in this article.

TZAUSDT Forecast 2026: Frequently Asked Questions

The following questions address the most common informational gaps for traders evaluating TZAUSDT as a vehicle for a 2026 small-cap bear thesis.

What is TZA ETF and how does it work?

TZA (Direxion Daily Small Cap Bear 3X Shares) is a leveraged inverse ETF issued by Direxion Investments that seeks -300% of the daily performance of the Russell 2000 Index. It trades on NYSE Arca and gains approximately 3% for every 1% daily decline in the Russell 2000. It carries an expense ratio of approximately 1.08% and is designed for short-term tactical trading, not long-term holding. Direxion explicitly states TZA is built for investors with a short investment horizon.

Is TZA a good investment for 2026?

TZA and its crypto equivalent TZAUSDT represent a compelling tactical trade in 2026 if macro conditions deteriorate for small caps: elevated rates persist, credit spreads widen, and the Russell 2000 breaks key technical support. Neither is a buy-and-hold instrument due to volatility decay. Traders who correctly time a Russell 2000 bear market entry could see outsized returns; those who enter too early or hold through sideways conditions risk significant losses from decay alone, independent of direction.

How does volatility decay affect leveraged ETFs?

Volatility decay reduces leveraged ETF returns because daily losses compound more severely than daily gains. A 10% gain followed by a 10% loss leaves a $100 investment at $99 ($100 × 1.10 × 0.90 = $99), not $100. In a 3x leveraged ETF like TZA, this effect amplifies across every oscillating day. Over 90 sideways days, decay can erode an estimated 15–25% of position value, making sustained directional moves the only conditions where TZAUSDT performs as intended.

What is the Russell 2000 and why does it matter?

The Russell 2000 tracks approximately 2,000 of the smallest US public companies within the Russell 3000 Index, administered by FTSE Russell. It is the primary benchmark for US small-cap equities. It matters for TZAUSDT because TZA seeks -300% of the Russell 2000's daily return: when the index falls, TZAUSDT rises at 3x amplification. Small-cap sensitivity to domestic interest rates and credit conditions makes this index the central variable in the 2026 forecast.

What happens to TZA during a recession?

During recessions, the Russell 2000 has historically declined more sharply than the S&P 500 because small caps carry higher debt levels, weaker balance sheets, and more concentrated domestic revenues. The Russell 2000 fell approximately 40% peak-to-trough in 2020 and approximately 25% in 2022's rate cycle, both exceeding the S&P 500's concurrent declines. In each case, TZA holders who entered near the start of the sustained decline captured meaningful gains, though decay penalized late or premature entries.

What is the difference between TZA and SRTY?

TZA (Direxion Investments) and SRTY (ProShares UltraPro Short Russell 2000) both target -3x daily returns of the Russell 2000 and trade on NYSE Arca. TZA generally carries higher AUM and daily trading volume, making it marginally more liquid for most retail trades. For most tactical positions, the two are functionally equivalent; favor whichever shows higher daily volume at entry. The key structural difference: TZA is available as TZAUSDT on Bybit. SRTY has no crypto-exchange equivalent.

Can you hold leveraged ETFs long term?

Holding leveraged ETFs like TZA or TZAUSDT long-term contradicts their stated design intent and destroys capital in sideways or bull markets. Direxion explicitly states TZA is designed for investors with a short investment horizon. Volatility decay consistently erodes returns over multi-month periods regardless of the index's net direction. TZA has historically lost the majority of its value during extended Russell 2000 bull markets. These instruments are tools for directional, time-bounded trades.

What are the risks of investing in TZAUSDT?

TZAUSDT carries two risk layers. Instrument-level risks: (1) volatility decay eroding returns in sideways or bull markets; (2) 3x amplified losses if small caps rally; (3) timing risk from premature entry; (4) structural unsuitability for long-term holding. Exchange-layer risks unique to TZAUSDT: (5) exchange counterparty risk; (6) tracking error vs. TZA's NAV (net asset value); (7) regulatory risk of tokenized stock suspensions; (8) thinner liquidity than the underlying ETF on NYSE Arca.

How does TZAUSDT track TZA on crypto exchanges?

TZAUSDT tracks TZA through a price-mirroring mechanism in which the exchange maintains collateral backing the token at a value approximately equivalent to TZA's market price. Tracking is generally close during US market hours (9:30am–4pm ET) but may diverge slightly in off-hours when TZA is not trading. Traders should compare TZAUSDT's current price against TZA's last known NAV before entering to identify any significant premium or discount. Perfect 1:1 tracking is not guaranteed.

TZAUSDT in 2026: The Bear Case Is Conditional, and Timing Is the Edge

The TZAUSDT bear thesis for 2026 is neither certain nor unfounded, and the difference between a profitable position and a decayed one will be determined almost entirely by the precision of the entry.

The macro triggers exist. Elevated interest rates, debt-heavy small-cap balance sheets, credit spread sensitivity, and the Russell 2000's forward-leading nature as a recession indicator all create a credible setup for TZAUSDT to generate outsized returns if conditions deteriorate. But TZAUSDT does not reward patience; it penalizes it. Every week of sideways or upward small-cap movement costs a TZAUSDT holder through compounding decay.

Key takeaways for traders evaluating TZAUSDT in 2026:

• The bear case requires a confluence of at least three trigger conditions firing simultaneously, not a single macro deterioration signal.
• Volatility decay is a mathematical certainty that makes entry timing as important as directional conviction.
• Holds of 1–8 weeks in a trending bear market are optimal; sideways holds beyond two weeks become structurally costly.
• TZA and SRTY are near-equivalent for traditional brokerage accounts; TZAUSDT is the accessible Bybit equivalent but carries additional exchange-layer risks TZA holders do not face.
• The downside scenario is not a flat market; a small-cap recovery driven by rate cuts generates losses at 3x amplification.

The question "when does the small cap bear win?" has a conditional answer: when the Fed holds, credit tightens, GDP decelerates, and the Russell 2000 breaks technical support with conviction. Monitoring those conditions systematically, rather than acting on directional conviction alone, is the analytical edge this instrument rewards.

For the current live price and 24-hour market data, see TZAUSDT price today. For a step-by-step hedge strategy using TZAUSDT, see the TZAUSDT hedge guide. To open a position, trade TZAUSDT on Bybit.

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Not financial advice. Leveraged ETFs carry significant risk. See full disclaimer above.