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There is a major news to share — several fund companies have decided to close their crypto-related ETF products. Tidal Financial Group and Defiance announced that their 8 ETFs listed on Nasdaq are about to enter liquidation, including the well-known Defiance leveraged long and yield Ethereum ETF (ETHI).
When will they delist? The last trading day for these funds on Nasdaq is set for January 26, 2026, after which they will be officially delisted. For investors holding these funds, this means they should prepare to adjust their positions in advance.
It appears that this wave of ETF liquidations reflects a declining market demand for certain leveraged crypto products. As the second-largest public chain, Ethereum-related derivatives often also indicate changes in market participants' risk appetite. For investors still on the sidelines, this information is worth noting — the market is self-adjusting, and the lifecycle of some products is also changing.
This wave of liquidations actually shows that everyone is starting to calm down. Risk assets are gradually being phased out.
Before January next year, you need to handle your positions; don’t wait until you are forcibly liquidated.
Leveraged ETFs are just ridiculous. They’re great when prices go up, but if you get caught in a downturn, you're done for.
It seems the crypto market is also trimming the fat, removing some unnecessary products. It might not be a bad thing.
Leverage products are like that; when risk appetite changes, they quickly cool off.
Wait, is it only delisting in 2026? I need to check my positions quickly.
The market is playing a big wave washout; those who can't hold on will be out.
Is this a signal? It seems that the demand for Ethereum derivatives is indeed weakening.
The ETF liquidation wave is coming; be careful not to get caught.
Actually, this reflects the market's increasing scrutiny of leverage products.
There isn't much time left to adjust positions; you need to act quickly.
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Should have run earlier... I heard it won't delist until January next year, so I still need to find a way to handle it in the next two months.
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Another round of reshuffling, with risk appetite decreasing, products are indeed dying along with it, normal.
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Defiance's recent situation is a bit embarrassing... they hyped it up so much before, now they’re just shutting down?
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The problem is that these 8 are being liquidated together, who dares to continue dealing with crypto leveraged ETFs afterward...
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The market is self-adjusting, sounding sophisticated, but basically no one wants it anymore.
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Friends holding positions, pay attention, don’t wait until the last day to react.
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Actually, this is quite normal, leverage is originally a tool to harvest retail investors.
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By the way, with so many things in the Ethereum ecosystem, why are derivatives the first to collapse...
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See you in January next year, goodbye to all ETHI friends.