YieldMax® ETFs Announces Weekly Distributions for Group 2 ETFs

Distributions announced for 40 YieldMax Group 2 weekly pay ETFs

Mar. 19, 2026 at 12:00am

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YieldMax® ETFs today announced distributions for the YieldMax® Group 2 weekly pay ETFs, including details on the distribution frequency, amount per share, distribution rate, 30-Day SEC Yield, and return of capital percentage for each of the 40 ETFs in the Group 2 lineup.

Why it matters

The announcement of these weekly distributions provides important information for investors in the YieldMax ETFs, as the funds aim to provide current income through an options-based strategy. The distribution details, including the high distribution rates, offer insight into the performance and positioning of these specialized ETFs.

The details

The distributions cover a wide range of YieldMax ETFs that track the performance of individual stocks and sectors through options-based strategies. The ETFs have distribution frequencies of weekly, with the distribution per share, distribution rate, 30-Day SEC Yield, and return of capital percentage varying across the different funds. Some key details include the CONY ETF having a 100.93% distribution rate, the CRCO ETF having a 115.73% distribution rate, and several ETFs having high return of capital percentages.

  • The distributions were announced on March 18, 2026.

The players

YieldMax® ETFs

A suite of exchange-traded funds that utilize options-based strategies to generate current income.

Tidal Investments, LLC

The investment adviser for all YieldMax® ETFs.

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The takeaway

The YieldMax ETF distributions highlight the potential for high income generation through options-based strategies, though investors should be aware of the risks and complexities involved, including the potential for return of capital and variability in distribution amounts.