The asset management scale of U.S. leveraged ETFs has reached a record high of 198 billion dollars, with investor leverage usage at an all-time high.

BlockBeats reported that on June 24, the size of leveraged ETFs in the United States is growing at a record pace, with investors' use of leverage also at an all-time high. Currently, the assets under management for the US three-times long Nasdaq 100 Index ETF TQQQ have risen to approximately $40 billion, approaching its historical peak. At the same time, assets under management for the three-times long Semiconductor ETF SOXL have reached a record high of $34 billion. Since April, SOXL’s asset size has increased more than threefold, while TQQQ’s assets have almost doubled. In contrast, the two-times long Nasdaq 100 Index ETF QLD grew by $7 billion in the same period, an increase of 88%, with its assets approaching a historical high of $15 billion.

Driven by this, the total assets under management of US leveraged ETFs have reached a record high of $198 billion, up 55% over the same period.