Key Insights: 21Shares has launched its Spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq, marking the third SUI-focused exchange-traded fund to begin trading in the United States in the Key Insights: 21Shares has launched its Spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq, marking the third SUI-focused exchange-traded fund to begin trading in the United States in the

21Shares Launches Spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq as Third Fund Goes Live in a Week

2026/02/26 21:00
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Key Insights:

  • 21Shares launches Spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq, becoming the third SUI-focused fund to go live in one week.
  • TSUI provides spot SUI exposure via brokerage accounts but lacks Investment Company Act protections.
  • Three SUI ETFs debut within days as 21Shares expands its U.S. crypto ETP footprint.

21Shares has launched its Spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq, marking the third SUI-focused exchange-traded fund to begin trading in the United States in the past week. The product trades under the ticker TSUI and gives investors brokerage-based access to SUI price movements.

With this listing, 21Shares expands its U.S. crypto exchange-traded product lineup following recent regulatory clearance.

The Spot SUI ETF enables U.S. investors to gain exposure to the SUI token without directly purchasing or owning it.

21Shares Spot SUI ETF Begins Trading on Nasdaq

The 21Shares Spot SUI ETF provides spot-based exposure to the price of SUI. The structure links shareholder returns to the token’s market performance. However, investors do not receive direct ownership of SUI tokens.

The issuer stated that TSUI is not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. As a result, the fund does not carry the same protections as products governed under the ’40 Act. The company also disclosed that the fund involves significant risk and volatility.

21Shares launches Spot SUI ETF | Source: X21Shares launches Spot SUI ETF | Source: X

According to 21Shares, investors could lose their entire investment. The firm pointed out that holding TSUI shares does not equate to holding SUI tokens. These disclosures form part of the product’s official risk statements.

Earlier, 21Shares introduced a leveraged SUI product offering 200% daily exposure through derivatives. That leveraged product debuted in December 2025. In contrast, the Spot SUI ETF provides unleveraged exposure tied directly to SUI’s price.

Duncan Moir, President of 21Shares, said the new listing builds on the firm’s earlier leveraged rollout. Meanwhile, Evan Cheng, co-founder and CEO of Mysten Labs, described TSUI as another access point to the Sui blockchain ecosystem.

Three SUI ETF Enter U.S. Market Within Days

The 21Shares listing follows two other SUI ETF launches earlier in the week. Canary Capital introduced the Canary Staked ETF under the ticker SUIS on Nasdaq.

Shortly afterward, Grayscale launched the Grayscale Sui Staking ETF under the ticker GSUI on NYSE Arca.

Together, the three funds offer varying exposure structures. The 21Shares product focuses on spot-based access. Meanwhile, the Canary and Grayscale funds provide staking-based exposure models.

In addition, other asset managers are exploring related Sui investment products. Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and VanEck have signaled interest in similar offerings.

However, no additional listings were confirmed in the provided information.

21Shares Expands US Presence After FalconX Acquisition

The launch of the Spot SUI ETF comes as 21Shares continues to expand its footprint in the US. The firm recently expanded its presence following its acquisition by FalconX, a digital asset prime broker.

Since then, 21Shares has continued to add crypto exchange-traded products on a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction basis.

Sui is a Layer 1 blockchain that was built by former leaders of Meta’s Diem and Libra projects. The network logged $6.5 billion in decentralized exchange volume in the last 30 days.

It also handled over $100 billion in stablecoin transfers for the past six months.

The post 21Shares Launches Spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq as Third Fund Goes Live in a Week appeared first on The Coin Republic.

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