Corgi Unveils Record 35 ETFs on Cboe BZX, Including Cost-Effective Options

Corgi Launches a Record 35 ETFs on Cboe BZX

In a groundbreaking move for the Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) market, Corgi has launched an impressive lineup of 35 ETFs on the Cboe BZX Exchange. This launch includes 34 leveraged 2x Daily ETFs and the Inside Ownership 100 ETF, marking one of the largest single-day ETF launches to date. With a focus on providing investors with cost-effective options, Corgi aims to transform the landscape of leveraged products, which have traditionally been considered expensive.

The 2x Daily ETFs offer investors the potential for amplified exposure to a variety of markets, including U.S. equities, international sectors, and thematic investments, with an extremely competitive expense ratio of just 0.45%. Remarkably, two of the funds— the Corgi All World 2x Daily ETF (WX) and the Corgi U.S. Large-Cap 2x Daily ETF (VOOX)—carry a remarkably low expense ratio of 0.20%. This positions them as the lowest-cost 2x ETFs in the market according to data from etf.com as of late May 2026.

Corgi’s suite of leveraged ETFs covers a wide range of assets. Investors will find funds that span across global, U.S., and sector-specific markets. Notable among them are the Corgi AGIX 2x Daily ETF (XAGI) and the Corgi Lithography Semiconductor Photonics 2x Daily ETF (EUVX), which serve as leveraged alternatives to the company's flagship EUV fund. The AGIX ETF may even include indirect exposure to private companies like SpaceX and Anthropic, although investors should be aware that such private holdings can be illiquid and challenging to value.

In addition to these leveraged options, the Inside Ownership 100 ETF (OWN) aims to track the Inside Ownership 100 Index, which focuses on U.S. companies listed in the S&P 500 with the highest levels of insider ownership. This passive index strategy is designed to provide a unique investment opportunity and carries an expense ratio of 0.49%.

According to Nicolas Laqua, the CEO of Corgi, the company is on a mission to reevaluate the cost structures associated with leveraged ETFs, believing that investors have faced high fees for too long. “With our batch of leveraged products, we aim to make investing in these funds more affordable, enhancing accessibility for a wider range of investors,” Laqua stated.

All 35 funds listed on Cboe BZX can be traded throughout the day, giving investors ample opportunities to manage their positions. However, it’s important to note that trading in these ETFs may involve brokerage commissions along with other fees charged by intermediaries. Given the inherent risks associated with leveraged ETFs, they are primarily designed for sophisticated investors who are prepared to actively monitor their investments.

About Corgi

Corgi is a pioneering AI-driven financial infrastructure company that is committed to developing innovative products within the spheres of finance and insurance. By embedding cutting-edge technology into its services, Corgi strives to reshape the financial landscape for a new generation of investors. To learn more about Corgi and its offerings, follow the company on LinkedIn or visit their website at www.corgifunds.com.

Important Information

Prospective investors should thoroughly review the investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before considering any investment in the funds. A copy of the prospectus is available at www.corgifunds.com. Investing always carries risks, including a potential loss of principal.

Corgi’s funds utilize leveraged strategies to seek daily performance that corresponds to twice the performance of their reference assets; however, these strategies can lead to significant variations over extended periods, chiefly due to market volatility and compounding effects. Leveraged ETFs also involve considerable risk and are not generally recommended for long-term or buy-and-hold investors.

During this exciting time for Corgi and the wider financial community, the potential for these low-cost ETFs to open new avenues for investors is certainly worth monitoring carefully. Investors interested in leveraging their portfolios now have a remarkable array of choices from Corgi, which is poised to reshape ETF investing.