According to Odaily, REX Advisers, the parent company of ETF issuer REXShares, and Osprey Funds have filed documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to disclose the name of their Trump token fund as the Rex-Osprey Trump ETF. The filing indicates that the fund can gain exposure to Trump tokens through its subsidiary in the Cayman Islands, although no stock symbol or fees have been listed yet.
The type of filing and preliminary details suggest that the fund will operate differently from popular Bitcoin ETFs, which could potentially expedite its launch but also increase the likelihood of regulatory rejection. REXShares and Osprey Funds clarified that "Trump is a relatively new innovation, facing unique and significant risks, including susceptibility to severe price volatility, changes, and uncertainty."