Stock2Me’s latest podcast features an insightful discussion with Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management, an investment firm focused on providing innovative strategies while challenging Wall Street's institutional biases.   Tuttle opened the discussion by examining the appeal of memecoins relative to traditional stocks and ETFs, highlighting how this interest led Tuttle Capital to file for leveraged memecoin ETFs.   “I think everyone was aware of Bitcoin and crypto for the past few years, but, for most people, they really haven't had access to it. I'm not going to open up an account at a crypto exchange and try to trade crypto. That's just not what I'm used to,” he explained. “Eventually, we saw the advent of spot Bitcoin ETFs. The cool thing about ETFs is that they're an access product. They allow people to invest in things they otherwise couldn’t, and that opened the floodgates.”     “Now, we have a president who is rabidly pro-crypto. He’s got his own memecoin, as does his wife. I think you’re going to see a massive expansion beyond Bitcoin. We wanted to give investors access to that opportunity—to trade beyond Bitcoin and Ether. The crypto community is excited because it provides another way to invest without concerns over another FTX-type event. You can simply go on your Robinhood or Webull account and buy an ETF.”   Tuttle also discussed how advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping traditional investing.   “You want to look across different sectors—semiconductors, infrastructure, AI, healthcare—and we’re launching ETFs in most of those areas, using AI to select stocks and determine weightings. Today’s AI already makes traditional indexing and active management obsolete. In 10 minutes, I can do things with ChatGPT that would take an analyst at Goldman Sachs a week. That’s going to be a gamechanger.”   Join IBN’s Jonathan Keim and The Stock2Me Podcast’s latest guest for more insights into the trends shaping future ETF launches.   Please see full terms of use and disclaimers on the InvestorBrandNetwork website applicable to all content provided by IBN, wherever published or re-published: https://IBN.fm/Disclaimer