In the US$ 6.6 trillion ETF industry, reverse funds are common, but SARK stands out because it is aimed at a single fund. Most contrarian funds short major stock indexes. These reverse funds have gathered millions of dollars in asset management scale, but there is still great potential to short AKK ETF.

According to IHS Markit Ltd, about 8.7 million ARKK shares were lent to short sellers, with a value of more than $6,543.8+$0 billion.

This ETF makes it easier for retail investors to short ARKK, but it also exposes them to the common risks of such products. This investment tool will reset its leverage every day, and it may deviate from the expected target if it is held for more than one day. The filing documents also clearly disclose this, saying that the fund aims to "achieve reverse returns on a single day rather than at other times".