Eva Ados

As of April 9, 2026, $XOVR held approximately $205 million in $SpaceX exposure (representing 42% of the XOVR ETF). The position was carried at a reference price of $526.59 per share, based on the most recently publicly disclosed tender offer price. Disclosures: entrepreneurshares.com/disclosures/

$SpaceX IPO reports are getting attention for a reason: when competitors rely on your infrastructure, the moat is real. The XOVR ETF holds approximately $205 million in SpaceX exposure (as of April 6, 2026). The position is carried at a reference price of $526.59/share, based on the most recently publicly disclosed tender offer price. ERShares believes $XOVR represents the largest reported SpaceX exposure among U.S.-listed ETFs based on publicly available information. Current holdings subject to change. Full disclosures: #SpaceX" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">entrepreneurshares.com/disclosures/#S…

$XOVR ETF: Setting the Record Straight In response to commentary from a Morningstar analyst, @ERShares has published information regarding the fund’s disclosures and operations. FEES: “All fund expenses have been disclosed in accordance with applicable SEC requirements.” HOLDINGS: “XOVR holdings are disclosed on a regular basis consistent with regulatory requirements.” NAV: “Net asset value published daily, consistent with standard ETF practices and regulatory guidelines.” CONTEXT: “One Morningstar analyst published more than 120 posts regarding XOVR, a significant number of which ERShares believes materially misstate the fund’s disclosures, structure or operations.” ERShares has retained defamation counsel and filed a formal complaint with the CFA Institute. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Is the Magnificent 7 about to become 8? The question sounds like speculation. We think it’s a structural diagnosis. The original seven earned their designation not just through scale, but through category leadership, each becoming the unavoidable layer in its domain. Search. Social. Cloud. E-commerce. The common thread wasn’t simply revenue size. It was structural irreplaceability. By that definition, one company that is rarely evaluated in the same framework is $SpaceX. Its moat reflects infrastructure and physical constraints rather than software economics, launch cadence, manufacturing scale, orbital networks, and increasing sovereign demand. The Magnificent 7 became the unavoidable layer in digital life. SpaceX may increasingly represent an unavoidable layer in physical infrastructure. General market commentary for informational purposes only. Not investment advice. Disclosure: ERShares is the issuer of $XOVR

A clarification on $XOVR’s fee structure, since not everyone is reporting it accurately… The 1.06% AFFE figure cited in recent coverage relates to non-recurring acquisition costs, not an ongoing annual fee. As we stated in our press release provided to the Journal before publication: “The Fund has already incurred the acquisition-related expenses… The Fund does not expect to bear further fees related to such exposure.” And further: “The Fund will not incur ongoing management fees or percentage of returns to its existing SpaceX SPV known as a performance fee or carried interest.” We communicated this clearly to the @WSJ multiple times in writing, before publication and after. They had the correct information. It did not make it into the article. Following publication, we submitted multiple formal correction requests. @WSJ declined to make any changes. @Bloomberg and @Ignites got this right. Our investors deserve accurate information and we will keep setting the record straight.

Hyperscalers are expected to spend $350B+ on AI infrastructure this year. Parts of this layer are still being valued like ordinary industrials.

Forget the chip wars. The AI buildout doesn’t run without infrastructure. Networking. Power. Cooling. Data centers. That’s where earnings acceleration is showing up, often without the same valuation premium.

Crypto.com Announces Strategic Collaboration with @ERShares and @SignalMkts to Launch Global Prediction Market-Intelligence Platform. Read more here: crypto.com/en/company-new…

If you want to own SpaceX in the private market you can as $XOVR fund holds 10% in SpaceX shares 🚀

$SpaceX reportedly exploring a secondary share sale at an ~$800B valuation. Private market valuations are increasingly shaping the future leaders of public markets especially in defense, space and AI. $XOVR #SpaceX wsj.com/business/space…

AI is getting its first real stress test, and the rotation already started. Valuation fatigue + softer labor data + policy uncertainty are shaking out the extremes. But the fundamentals haven’t weakened: AI revenues are accelerating, broadening, and becoming structurally embedded. We’re shifting from AI concentration → AI diffusion. Historically, this is where the most attractive opportunities emerge. This isn’t breakdown, it’s re-architecture. Volatility is the noise. Structural change is the signal.

@CryptoDonLopez Love this. Access to innovation is exactly what inspired $XOVR bridging public investors with the world’s most entrepreneurial companies, from space to AI to fintech. (For informational purposes only. Not investment advice.)

Just ask @eva_ados. She already has them. $XOVR

The future of finance isn’t moving, it’s migrating. From banks to blockchains. From Wall Street to Web3. JPMorgan now calls it a $34B #Web3 opportunity, we’ve been watching this shift in real time. $COIN is one of the bridges.

@DavidRoyNewby True, trust is earned, not assumed. What matters is which platforms evolve responsibly from those lessons.

@eva_ados Eva, don’t forget what RobinHood did to GameStop investors, as revealed in the documentary. Someone who holds your capital hostage and causes you to lose lots of money shouldn’t be trusted… so that’s why wise people should use other neo-banks besides RobinHood.

The next great bank won’t be a bank. It’ll be built by entrepreneurs, in Silicon Valley, not on Wall Street. Data, code, and creativity are the new collateral. $HOOD $COIN $IBKR

@bigryan Positioning + liquidity could support that setup into Q4.

@eva_ados facts. about to go on a year end tear.

@marketandtech Appreciate it, there’s a lot happening beneath the headline data

@eva_ados Very insightful

The next great financial institution won’t look like a bank, it will look like a technology company born in Silicon Valley. In this FOX Business segment, @eva_ados, Chief Investment Strategist at ERShares, shared how data, AI, and digital ecosystems are transforming the financial landscape. Platforms like RobinHood $HOOD and Coinbase $COIN and Interactive Brokers $IBKR are rewriting the rules -proving that the future of finance will be built by engineers, not bankers. Just as Apple redefined communication and Tesla redefined mobility, a new wave of entrepreneurial fintech innovators is poised to redefine money itself. These companies reflect a broader truth: the most disruptive growth no longer happens inside Wall Street - it begins in the code, culture, and creativity of Silicon Valley. ERShares applies a venture-capital-style lens to the public markets - identifying entrepreneurial, innovative leaders early and holding with conviction as innovation scales. Through $XOVR, that same framework now extends to private companies, bridging the gap between venture capital and public equity access. Because when technology meets finance, the next powerhouse isn’t just traded, it’s created. foxbusiness.com/video/63822101…

“ERShares’ Private-Public Crossover ETF $XOVR has become the first ETF to provide investors exposure at the IPO stage. By incorporating $KLAR shares ahead of its IPO, XOVR demonstrated that exposure to the private-to-public transition can be delivered within a regulated, liquid framework.” Read the full press release: prnewswire.com/news-releases/… Disclosure: Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Full disclosures available at ershares.com/disclosures