$110.21 -1.16 (-1.05%)

Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM)

Dividend Yield 0.67%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
September 25, 2025$0.242025-09-242025-09-24
June 26, 2025$0.272025-06-252025-06-25
March 27, 2025$0.162025-03-262025-03-26
December 30, 2024$0.082024-12-272024-12-27
September 26, 2024$0.122024-09-252024-09-25

Dividends Summary

Company News

3 Quantum Computing ETFs to Know—And Why 2 Don't Hold D-Wave
Investing.com • Nathan Reiff • September 24, 2025

The quantum computing industry is projected to grow from $4 billion in 2024 to $72 billion by 2035. Three quantum computing ETFs offer investors diversification, with two notably excluding D-Wave due to various potential concerns.

2 ETFs That Give You Exposure to the Latest Trends in Tech
The Motley Fool • David Jagielski • August 15, 2025

Two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) provide investors exposure to emerging tech sectors like robotics, automation, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing, offering diversified investment strategies without focusing solely on major tech giants.

Defiance Launches AIPO: The First ETF Focused on AI Power Infrastructure
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Sylvia Jablonski • July 25, 2025

Defiance ETFs introduced the AIPO ETF, targeting companies at the intersection of artificial intelligence and power infrastructure, addressing growing energy demands for AI technologies through investments in decentralized energy, data centers, and AI hardware.

Billionaire Ray Dalio Says AI Risks 'Totalitarian Control Or Anarchy' As It Could Reshape World In Next 5 Years: Here Are AI-Linked ETFs For Investors To Consider
Benzinga • Rishabh Mishra • February 26, 2025

Billionaire Ray Dalio warns that the rapid development of AI could lead to either totalitarian control or anarchy in the next 5 years, and suggests investors consider AI-linked ETFs like FDN, FTEC, IGM, IXN, IYW, and QTUM.

Tech Was Best In Q4 Earnings But Look To The Rest As Market Broadens
Seeking Alpha • BlackRock • March 6, 2024

Q4 earnings revealed a tale of two markets in the U.S., with tech and internet players hitting home runs as other sectors and industries played small ball in comparison.