Leveraged ETFs promise insane daily returns but are dangerously risky—especially for retail investors in South Korea, where regulators are stepping in. Behind the scenes, banks holding the leverage risk are turning to “crash puts,” high-yield bets on market crashes that offer 14-20% returns to institutional buyers. Demand is exploding as banks hedge exposure and investors chase yield—but this off-exchange complexity could hide systemic dangers if things go wrong.
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