T-REX Launches First-Ever 2X Inverse DRAM ETF in the U.S. Market

Key Facts

In a move reflecting the expansion of specialized financial instruments for the tech sector, T-REX has announced the launch of RAMZ, the first-ever -2x inverse ETF in the U.S. tied to the memory chip industry. The fund tracks the daily performance of the Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM), allowing traders to take leveraged short positions against the sector. According to reports, the launch is a collaboration between REX Shares and Tuttle Capital Management to provide sophisticated tactical tools.

The launch of RAMZ aims to provide experienced retail traders with a first-to-market opportunity to capitalize on downturns in the semiconductor memory industry. Per analyst data, while innovative, this instrument represents a niche tactical tool rather than a broad market shift, focusing on delivering twice the inverse daily return of its target index. This comes as the technology sector continues to experience volatility that demands more precise hedging instruments.

From a market perspective, specific closing price levels for RAMZ are currently unavailable due to its recent launch, and traders will be watching initial liquidity levels as trading commences. Looking ahead at the economic calendar, investors are monitoring U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment and inflation expectations (scheduled for July 17, 2026), which could impact broader risk appetite in the semiconductor and tech sectors.