TL;DR
- The new TXXS ETF from 21Shares delivers 2x daily exposure to Sui, becoming the first leveraged product tied to the network on a regulated U.S. exchange.
- Its Nasdaq listing expands access for traders seeking amplified performance without using on-chain leverage.
- The launch aligns with a record year for crypto ETFs, as issuers add fast-growing Layer-1 networks to regulated structures.
The Sui Network enters a broader stage as 21Shares lists TXXS, a leveraged ETF designed to track twice Sui’s daily movement. Approved for trading on Nasdaq, the fund responds to rising demand for regulated exposure to emerging Layer-1 ecosystems with strong on-chain activity.
Sui Network Drives New Demand
Sui has grown into one of the busiest blockchains this year. Its high throughput, low-latency execution and object-centric architecture support applications across finance, gaming and data-driven services. The network has attracted new developers, tooling partners and enterprise pilots seeking scalable infrastructure for complex applications. On-chain volumes remain elevated, and stablecoin transfers continue to expand as institutional testing shifts toward high-performance networks.
Analysts note a steady increase in interest around Sui-focused investment products, supported by research collaborations and new filings for spot ETFs. TXXS brings that interest into the U.S. marketplace and gives traders a regulated option for amplified exposure to Sui’s price movements.
Expansion Of Sui Network Products
TXXS follows a series of product launches by 21Shares, which has broadened its offerings after being acquired by FalconX. Improved liquidity access and distribution channels have accelerated the rollout of ETFs linked to fast-growing digital ecosystems. The firm’s strategy indicates strong confidence in blockchain products that demonstrate sustained user activity and developer traction.
Regulatory guidance keeps leverage capped at 2x for U.S. crypto ETFs, placing TXXS at the maximum allowed level. Even within that limit, the fund introduces a new pathway for participants who prefer exchange-listed leverage to avoid custody, margin or jurisdictional complications.
A New Access Point For Traders
The listing puts Sui beside Bitcoin and Ethereum within the mainstream ETF ecosystem. U.S. investors can now trade leveraged Sui exposure through a regulated venue rather than relying on offshore platforms. Analysts describe 2025 as the busiest year for crypto ETFs, with dozens of new funds launching across American and European exchanges. The arrival of Sui-linked products shows how investor demand continues shifting toward chains with real throughput and visible usage.
As investor appetite for diversified digital-asset exposure increases, TXXS shows that emerging Layer-1 networks are gaining recognition in regulated markets.
