Overview
The Roundhill COIN WeeklyPay™ ETF (COIW) offers a unique investment opportunity for those seeking weekly income combined with growth potential. This actively-managed ETF targets 120% of Coinbase's (COIN) weekly performance while providing regular distributions.
Key Features
- Weekly Income Stream: Distributions paid every calendar week
- Enhanced Exposure: Seeks 1.2x (120%) of COIN's weekly returns
- Active Management: Professional oversight of leverage strategy
👉 Discover how COIW compares to other leveraged ETFs
Fund Details Breakdown
| Metric | Specification |
|---|---|
| Ticker | COIW |
| Expense Ratio | 0.99% |
| Launch Date | February 19, 2025 |
| Primary Exchange | Cboe BZX |
| Management Style | Active |
Important Note: Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. The 120% target return isn't guaranteed and may vary weekly.
Investment Considerations
Benefits
- Recurring income potential through weekly distributions
- Amplified exposure to Coinbase performance
- Options trading availability for advanced strategies
Risks
- Leverage magnifies both gains AND losses
- Performance tied to single stock volatility
- Higher expense ratio than traditional ETFs
Distribution Strategy
COIW employs a proprietary distribution formula that considers:
- Underlying asset performance
- Market volatility
- Fund expenses
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FAQ Section
How often are distributions paid?
Distributions occur weekly, typically on Fridays.
What's the expense ratio?
COIW charges 0.99% annually.
Is options trading available?
Yes, options are available for COIW.
How does the leverage work?
The fund uses financial instruments to target 120% of COIN's weekly return.
When did COIW launch?
Trading began February 19, 2025.
Are distributions guaranteed?
No, weekly distributions may vary and aren't guaranteed.
Tax Considerations
- Distributions may include return of capital
- Tax treatment varies by distribution type
- Consult a tax professional for personalized advice
Remember: All investments carry risk. This leveraged ETF may experience greater volatility than traditional ETFs.