$10B DRAM ETF in 43 Days, SpaceX ETF Filings Surge Ahead of IPO
NASA•Equity ETFs attracted over $5bn per day, led by tech and AI funds, with the DRAM ETF reaching $10bn in assets in just 43 days. Several leveraged and options-income ETF filings are positioning to include SpaceX ahead of its IPO, signaling potential heavy inflows into space-focused ETFs like NASA.
1. Record ETF Flows
Equity ETFs have posted average inflows exceeding $5 billion per day, driven predominantly by technology and AI-focused funds. This pace represents the highest daily flows ever recorded for non-crypto equity ETFs.
2. DRAM ETF Breaks Records
The Roundhill Memory DRAM ETF amassed $10 billion in assets in just 43 days, setting a new benchmark for rapid asset gathering among non-crypto ETFs. The milestone underscores investor appetite for memory chip exposure.
3. SpaceX IPO ETF Filings
Multiple ETF issuers have filed leveraged and options-income vehicles designed to hold SpaceX shares upon its upcoming IPO. These filings aim to capture speculative demand during the 15-day pre-inclusion window ahead of index eligibility.
4. Implications for Space-Focused ETFs
Heavy ETF positioning around SpaceX suggests potential inflows into dedicated space sector funds such as NASA. Investors should monitor allocation shifts and trading volumes as the IPO approaches.
