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- Corgi EOSE 2x Daily ETF is a U.S.-listed, exchange-traded fund issued by Corgi Funds that seeks daily investment results, before fees and expenses, corresponding to two times the daily performance of the publicly traded common stock of Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ: EOSE). The fund provides leveraged, single-stock exposure to Eos Energy, a provider of zinc-based long-duration energy-storage systems, through an investment strategy that uses financial instruments designed to target 2x daily exposure to the underlying security. Its principal offering is shares of the Corgi EOSE 2x Daily ETF, traded under the ticker EO; the fund is intended for investors and traders seeking daily leveraged exposure to movements in Eos Energy’s share price and is not designed to track the underlying security’s performance over periods longer than one trading day. EO carries a 0.45% expense ratio, resets its leverage objective daily, and is available through U.S. brokerage platforms. The fund was launched on June 30, 2026, and is sponsored by Corgi Funds; Corgi’s ETF product range also includes thematic, 2x leveraged, structured-buffer and fixed-income exchange-traded funds. The fund’s latest major operational development is its June 2026 inception and market launch, establishing a dedicated 2x daily leveraged investment vehicle linked to Eos Energy Enterprises. EO’s performance and investor interest are closely associated with developments at Eos Energy, including Eos’ recently announced collaboration with MN8 Energy and Google on a $350 million solar-and-storage project in Kanawha County, West Virginia, which is expected to incorporate Eos Z3 zinc-based long-duration storage systems and support data-center power supply through the PJM grid.