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DADS
Digital Asset Debt Strategy ETF
Category BondsIssuer AlphaBitNet assets $9.9mFee 0.84%
Trading · Digital Asset Debt Strategy ETF

DADS bid-ask spread and liquidity

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In the year to May 31, 2026, 3 of DADS’s 3 authorized participants created or redeemed shares.

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IQ Liquidity Score

· 1 of 6 measured · Aug 7, 2026
0 · Hard to trade100 · Trades like a giant

How easily this fund trades, from 0 to 100 on the same anchors for every fund; 100 is best. Method →

Cost to trade
Not measured · the issuer's 30-day median spread is not read for this fund
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Capacity
Not measured · its holdings are bonds, which have no volume source here
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Price fidelity
Not measured · no closing premium is held for this fund
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Primary market
3 active dealers of 3; largest 67% of creations and redemptions, N-CEN to May 31, 2026
65.0
Bad-day behaviour
Not measured · no daily closing premium is held for this fund
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Depth
Not measured · needs trade and quote data
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Capacity: what its holdings can absorb in a day. Price fidelity: how close its price stays to NAV, the value of what it holds. Primary market: the dealers who create and redeem its shares. Bad-day behaviour: its premium on the market’s worst days. Depth: the dollars quoted at the bid and the ask. How to read the score →

CapacityWhat the holdings can absorb a day

Not measured: its holdings are bonds, which have no volume source here.

Who makes the market

Authorized participants · N-CEN, the year to May 31, 2026
Active dealers
3
of 3 authorized
Largest
67%
of creations and redemptions
One dealer
No
3 active

3 of 3 authorized participants created or redeemed DADS shares in the year to May 31, 2026. From the fund’s Form N-CEN, filed Aug 7, 2026.

APs create and redeem shares. Every AP →

Active APs, largest first, by share of dollars created and redeemed: J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (66.9%), Merrill Lynch Professional Clearing Corp. (21.9%), Virtu Financial (11.2%).

Where it trades

Q2 2026, 62 trading days
Odd lots, of exchange volume
15.7%

In Q2 2026, odd lots were 15.7% of DADS’s exchange volume.

Off exchange means wholesalers and dark pools. Odd lots are orders under 100 shares, a sign of retail trading.

How to place the order

To buy or to sell, up to $100,000
When
ETF spreads are usually widest in the first minutes after the open and the last before the close.
Why low volume does not mean illiquid →Limit orders vs market orders for ETFs →
Not measured yet: these need trade data
Spread through the day

Median spread by half hour, 30 days.

Buyers against sellers

Volume bought at the ask against volume sold at the bid.

Retail flow, estimated

Trades priced in fractions of a cent, a sign of retail orders.

Large trades

Trades above $500k: how many, and their share of volume.

Closing auction

Share of the day’s volume at the close.

Questions people ask

Who is the AP for DADS?

DADS’s latest Form N-CEN, for the period ending May 31, 2026, lists 3 authorized participants (APs), and 3 created or redeemed shares. The largest were J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (66.9%), Merrill Lynch Professional Clearing Corp. (21.9%), Virtu Financial (11.2%) of the dollars its APs created and redeemed.

Who is the LMM for DADS?

DADS is on none of the lead market maker (LMM) lists ETFIQ reads, from NYSE Arca, Cboe BZX and Nasdaq. Each list covers only that exchange’s own program, so this does not mean it has no LMM.
Where to next
ETF trading costs and liquidity→Cost-to-trade checker→Why low volume does not mean illiquidguide →Limit orders vs market orders for ETFsguide →How the IQ Liquidity Score is builtmethod →DADS fund page→
Sources and dates
DealersForm N-CEN · the year to May 31, 2026
Where it tradesSEC MIDAS · Q2 2026

The score measures trading conditions, not the fund. ETFIQ makes no recommendations.

Cite this pageCitation, APA and Markdown

ETFIQ, DADS trading: cost, capacity, premium and dealers, data as of Aug 7, 2026. https://etfiq.com/funds/dads/trading/

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The score measures trading conditions, not the fund. ETFIQ makes no recommendations.