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OOQB — One+One™ Nasdaq-100® and Bitcoin ETF
OOQB targets ~100% Nasdaq-100 exposure alongside ~100% bitcoin futures exposure in one listed wrapper.
OOQB price history
Total return (Yahoo adjusted close—dividends and splits per Yahoo), normalized to $10,000 at first available trade date. Educational only.
Strategy
Volatility Shares built its franchise engineering listed products around volatility and convexity; OOQB extends that toolkit to “One+One” stacking—Nasdaq-100 futures or swaps plus bitcoin futures so each dollar of NAV carries roughly a dollar of each risk factor before fees.
Because both sleeves are high-beta, margin and exchange rules can force de-risking faster than a 60/40 fund. If one leg limits up or down while the other remains open, execution gaps can be meaningful.
Holdings
Base sleeve
| Asset | Weight |
|---|---|
| Nasdaq-100 equity | 100% |
Stacked sleeve
| Asset | Weight |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin futures | 100% |
Manager and Issuer Pedigree
Volatility Shares is best known for VIX-linked ETPs that broke new ground (and new risk education) for U.S. investors; the sponsor’s DNA is derivatives engineering, not plain-vanilla indexing—OOQB inherits that culture: tight operations desks, aggressive disclosure updates, and a user base that understands path risk.
Listed AUM across Volatility Shares is meaningful within structured ETPs but small compared to BlackRock or State Street. Expect episodic liquidity pockets around headline crypto moves rather than continuous tight spreads.
Outperformance
Outperforms when both Nasdaq and bitcoin trend together, dispersion stays orderly, and funding markets behave.
Underperforms when bitcoin funding blows out while Nasdaq gaps down: both legs correlate higher than expected, so each sleeve needs independent drivers to earn.
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Official ETF page
Read the official ETF page for current NAV, holdings, and documents: Volatility Shares — SEC summary prospectus (OOQB).