Roundhill submits application for a U.S. government investment portfolio ETF, one-click copy trading of the White House is not a dream.

The American ETF issuer Roundhill Investments has submitted an application to the SEC (, preparing to launch a new fund named “U.S.A. Government Portfolio ETF )USAG(” that allows investors to copy trading strategies of the U.S. government and its various departments, making it a White House asset management tracking fund.

From the White House to Wall Street: Roundhill ETF simulates U.S. government investment strategies

According to the application documents submitted by Roundhill, this ETF is an actively managed fund that does not track any fixed index, but instead establishes a diversified portfolio based solely on publicly disclosed asset information from the U.S. government and its departments (, such as the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy, among others ).

The specific investment scope includes: stocks ( in the US and international markets ), real estate investment trusts ( REITs ), real estate, limited partnerships ( MLP ), ETFs, and fixed income products such as corporate bonds, US treasuries, and asset-backed securities.

If it is not possible to invest in exactly the same assets as the U.S. government, targets related to its economic properties will be chosen instead. At the same time, the ETF will not concentrate more than 25% of its assets in a single industry to achieve diversification.

Roundhill stated that, since the United States does not have an official Sovereign Wealth Fund (, the company hopes to allow investors to indirectly participate in the investment logic of the U.S. government through this ETF.

With the U.S. investing in quantum stocks and tech stocks: Can investors copy trade with one click?

Just as the U.S. government continues its consistent approach of “exchanging equity for subsidies” to participate in the quantum computing and semiconductor industries, Roundhill's ETF undoubtedly stands at the forefront of the current narrative.

If the fund can successfully follow the government's investment portfolio, it will theoretically cover the core areas of recent capital flows in the United States, ranging from quantum computing, artificial intelligence to semiconductors and energy security. This gives investors the opportunity to gain indirect exposure to the cutting-edge technology that the U.S. government is actively laying out through an ETF.

However, if the government provides R&D subsidies or other non-equity strategic investments, rather than market-tradable assets, whether it can truly reflect the government's capital allocation and return performance will test the precision of the targets ultimately included in the fund and the execution of its strategy.

As the document states: “The fund attempts to mimic the government's public asset allocation, but due to information availability and regulatory constraints, it may not be able to invest in exactly the same targets as the government.”

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Roundhill's innovative layout: from meme stocks to Solana

This is not the first time Roundhill has attracted attention with its creative ETF. The company previously launched the weekly dividend ETF )WeeklyPay ETF( and the meme stock ETF )Meme Stock ETF(, among other topical products.

In addition, just five days ago, Roundhill also applied to the SEC for a covered call ETF based on Solana )SOL(, which is expected to take effect at the end of December. This product combines a spot and options income structure, aiming to provide stable returns, showcasing Roundhill's attempt to integrate cryptocurrency assets into the traditional financial system.

The perfect combination of financial creativity and topic manipulation

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas joked: “This is basically an ETF that tracks the asset management of the White House, what a strange country.”

Whether it is the creativity of government investment portfolio ETFs or the innovative products that combine crypto assets with option yields, Roundhill is clearly quite skilled at creating its own topics in the fiercely competitive ETF market, turning popular narratives into investable products.

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