T-REX Launches First 2x Inverse DRAM ETF, Expanding AI Infrastructure Bet — REX Shares, LLC (REX Financial)

Event summary

T-REX launched the RAMZ ETF, a 2x inverse product tied to DRAM, which has $20B in AUM since April 2026.
RAMZ is designed for daily -200% performance of DRAM, complementing T-REX’s existing 2x long DRAM ETF (RAM).
The launch expands T-REX’s lineup to over 40 products, focusing on leveraged exposures in dynamic sectors.
Greg King (REX) and Matt Tuttle (TCM) emphasized RAMZ as a tool for traders to express bearish views on memory stocks.

The big picture

T-REX’s RAMZ launch reflects the growing demand for tools to trade AI infrastructure components, particularly as memory stocks experience extreme price swings. The product underscores how leveraged ETFs are evolving beyond broad indices into sector-specific bets, catering to traders with high-conviction views. With DRAM’s $20B AUM, RAMZ could attract significant assets if volatility persists in the semiconductor space.

What we're watching

Market Volatility: How RAMZ’s inverse leverage will perform amid DRAM’s high volatility, given memory stocks’ sensitivity to AI demand cycles.
Trader Adoption: Whether sophisticated investors will use RAMZ for tactical short-term bets or if it remains niche due to its complexity and risk.
Regulatory Scrutiny: The pace at which regulators may scrutinize leveraged/inverse ETFs, especially those tied to concentrated sectors like memory semiconductors.