Quantum Computing ETFs Collapse After Banner 2025: SOL, PLUS Down 30% in Month

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According to Koscom ETF Check, quantum computing ETFs that surged 188% in 2025 have suffered dramatic reversals. SOL U.S. Quantum Computing TOP10 fell 32% in the past month, while PLUS U.S. Quantum Computing TOP10 dropped 29.82% over the same period, marking the steepest declines among U.S.-focused Korean ETFs. Both products launched simultaneously in March 2025, with SOL ranking first among 173 new ETFs that year. RISE U.S. Quantum Computing and KIWOOM U.S. Quantum Computing declined 21.46% and 20.05% respectively. The sharp pullback reflects a shift in strategy risk: SOL and PLUS concentrate holdings in pure quantum computing companies, with their top four positions accounting for 58% and 51% of assets respectively. After policy announcements supporting the sector faded, these concentrated positions suffered as commercial revenue remains limited. RISE and KIWOOM, which diversified holdings across major tech firms including Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet, showed relative resilience.
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