ETF Opportunities Trust is a Delaware statutory trust that serves as the issuer for a suite of actively managed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on targeted investment strategies in U.S. equities and income generation; its flagship offering, the Tuttle Capital Magnificent 7 Income Blast ETF (ticker: MAGO), launched in late 2024, seeks high current income through an actively managed portfolio of call options on the "Magnificent Seven" mega-cap technology stocks—Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla—combined with direct equity exposure to those underlying companies for potential capital appreciation. The Trust's core products include leveraged and enhanced income ETFs, such as MAGO, which differentiates itself by overlaying aggressive covered call writing strategies on high-growth tech leaders to deliver elevated monthly distributions targeting 40-60% annualized yields, alongside other thematic funds emphasizing sector-specific opportunities in technology, AI, and innovation-driven equities. ETF Opportunities Trust operates exclusively within the U.S. financial markets, listing its ETFs on major exchanges like NYSE Arca, and targets retail investors, financial advisors, and income-focused institutions seeking yield enhancement without fully sacrificing upside potential in volatile growth sectors; headquartered in Delaware with management delegated to Tuttle Capital Management, LLC in New Jersey, the Trust was established in 2022 to capitalize on the ETF boom in active strategies. Recent developments include the December 2024 launch of MAGO amid surging demand for tech-income hybrids, coinciding with the Magnificent Seven's record-breaking performance in 2024-2025; in early 2025, the Trust announced a strategic seed investment partnership with Tuttle Capital to expand its product pipeline, including plans for additional leveraged income ETFs; furthermore, MAGO underwent a ticker confirmation and prospectus update in Q3 2025 following regulatory approval for increased options overlay flexibility, enabling higher distribution rates amid market volatility induced by President Trump's 2025 policy shifts.