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Core Insights - VistaShares celebrates the one-year anniversary of its first ETF, the VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF (AIS), which aims to redefine thematic exposures and income strategies in the investment landscape [1][2]. Group 1: ETF Differentiation - AIS is designed to differentiate itself from other ETFs by focusing on Supercycles™, which are technology-driven trends causing disruption across various industries [2]. - The ETF employs an actively managed approach, guided by an Investment Committee with expertise in technology, AI, and asset management, to identify "hidden gems" in the AI sector rather than just mega-cap stocks [3]. Group 2: Performance and Growth - In its first year, AIS has attracted approximately $100 million in assets and has shown strong performance within the AI infrastructure and technology sector [4]. - AIS has been recognized as the top-performing fund in the AI Infrastructure sector, validating its investment strategy and approach [5]. Group 3: Expansion of Offerings - VistaShares has introduced a new ETF, the VistaShares Electrification Supercycle® ETF (POW), which aims to provide Pure Exposure™ to energy infrastructure benefiting from AI-driven investments [5][6]. - The VistaShares ETF lineup has grown to seven funds, collectively amassing over $800 million in assets under management (AUM) since the firm's entry into the ETF market [8].