REX Shares and Tuttle Capital Management have unveiled their latest leveraged single-stock product: T-REX 2X Long CIFR Daily Target ETF (BATS:CIFU), which is positioned to deliver twice the daily performance of U.S. Bitcoin miner Cipher Mining Inc (NASDAQ:CIFR). The launch adds new firepower to the growing stable of tactical trading tools built around high-beta names in digital assets and next-gen infrastructure.
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Cipher Mining is a fast-growing institutional-grade Bitcoin miner. Shares of the firm have emerged as one of the trader favorites amidst rising hash-rate competition and growing investor focus on low-cost, high-efficiency mining operations. The company runs large-scale data centers powered by long-term renewable energy contracts, an increasingly important feature as miners jockey for profitability in a post-halving landscape.
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CIFU is designed to capture demand from active traders looking for magnified exposure to the upstream side of the Bitcoin ecosystem: not the token itself, but the hardware and energy economics that support it. The REX CEO Greg King said the launch gives traders highly targeted tools for expressing high-conviction views and noted Cipher is emerging as a pivotal name in the digital-asset supply chain.
The ETF also slots neatly into the T-REX series’ focus on companies riding transformative themes such as AI, digital assets, and advanced compute infrastructure. The suite from T-REX has come to be known for offering levered takes on some of the heaviest-traded innovation stocks, such as Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA), NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA), Strategy Inc (NASDAQ:MSTR), and even spot Bitcoin-linked equities.
Matt Tuttle, chief executive officer of Tuttle Capital Management, said CIFU advances the firm’s push to deliver “first-to-market, high-impact exposures,” describing Cipher’s growth trajectory as a logical fit.
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