ROUNDHILLHighest Yield Roundhill Weekly ETFs List 2026
Every single Roundhill ETF that pays weekly, in one ranked list. Live distribution rates, total returns, assets and fees on all 31 funds, plus a short profile of each one.
What is the highest yield Roundhill weekly ETF?
As of August 2026, the highest yielding Roundhill weekly ETFs by current distribution rate are:
- $COIW — Roundhill COIN WeeklyPay ETF, about 52%
- $PLTW — Roundhill PLTR WeeklyPay ETF, about 45%
- $GOOW — Roundhill GOOGL WeeklyPay ETF, about 45%
- $TSLW — Roundhill TSLA WeeklyPay ETF, about 44%
- $YETH — Roundhill Ether Covered Call Strategy ETF, about 40%
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Roundhill weekly ETFs ranked by distribution rate
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| # | Ticker | Fund Name | Dist. Rate | Total Return | AUM | Expense |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $COIW | Roundhill COIN WeeklyPay ETF | 52.0% | -55% | $33.3M | 0.99% |
| 2 | $PLTW | Roundhill PLTR WeeklyPay ETF | 45.0% | -39% | $141.4M | 0.99% |
| 3 | $GOOW | Roundhill GOOGL WeeklyPay ETF | 45.0% | +98% | $85.6M | 1.00% |
| 4 | $TSLW | Roundhill TSLA WeeklyPay ETF | 44.0% | -20% | $1.0M | 0.99% |
| 5 | $YETH | Roundhill Ether Covered Call Strategy ETF | 40.0% | -38% | $60.7M | 0.96% |
| 6 | $YBTC | Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call Strategy ETF | 30.0% | +19% | $141.5M | 0.95% |
| 7 | $MAGY | Roundhill Magnificent Seven Covered Call ETF | 29.0% | +21% | $115.5M | 0.99% |
| 8 | $RDTE | Roundhill Russell 2000 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF | 25.0% | +45% | $185.4M | 0.97% |
| 9 | $QDTE | Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF | 24.0% | +59% | $969.9M | 0.97% |
| 10 | $XDTE | Roundhill S&P 500 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF | 15.0% | +47% | $344.9M | 0.97% |
| 11 | $WEEK | Roundhill Weekly T-Bill ETF | 3.4% | +5% | $184.1M | 0.19% |
The full Roundhill WeeklyPay series
Twenty more weekly payers not yet in our live database. Figures below are on a different basis — read the note first.
| Ticker | Fund Name | Tracks | TTM Yield | 1Y Return | AUM | Expense |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $MSTW | Roundhill MSTR WeeklyPay ETF | MSTR | 371.8% | -92.4% | $39.4M | 1.00% |
| $HOOW | Roundhill HOOD WeeklyPay ETF | HOOD | 152.9% | -64.3% | $133.2M | 0.99% |
| $NFLW | Roundhill NFLX WeeklyPay ETF | NFLX | 77.1% | -63.5% | $6.9M | 1.00% |
| $AVGW | Roundhill AVGO WeeklyPay ETF | AVGO | 63.1% | -19.0% | $51.4M | 1.00% |
| $METW | Roundhill META WeeklyPay ETF | META | 59.6% | -53.6% | $25.6M | 1.00% |
| $NVDW | Roundhill NVDA WeeklyPay ETF | NVDA | 55.5% | -25.7% | $1.9M | 1.00% |
| $AMDW | Roundhill AMD WeeklyPay ETF | AMD | 54.7% | +66.3% | $123.2M | 1.00% |
| $ARMW | Roundhill ARM WeeklyPay ETF | ARM | 54.0% | — | $26.3M | 1.00% |
| $TOPW | Roundhill Top WeeklyPay ETF | Top 25 basket | 49.7% | — | $149.2M | 0.32% |
| $GDXW | Roundhill Gold Miners WeeklyPay ETF | Gold miners | 48.9% | — | $74.9M | 0.99% |
| $BABW | Roundhill BABA WeeklyPay ETF | BABA | 45.8% | — | $1.5M | 1.00% |
| $AMZW | Roundhill AMZN WeeklyPay ETF | AMZN | 39.7% | -16.8% | $39.1M | 1.00% |
| $UBEW | Roundhill UBER WeeklyPay ETF | UBER | 39.1% | — | $3.9M | 0.99% |
| $MSFW | Roundhill MSFT WeeklyPay ETF | MSFT | 38.5% | -35.5% | $35.8M | 1.00% |
| $AAPW | Roundhill AAPL WeeklyPay ETF | AAPL | 30.1% | +12.2% | $41.6M | 1.00% |
| $GLDW | Roundhill Gold WeeklyPay ETF | Gold | 25.4% | — | $17.4M | 0.99% |
| $UNHW | Roundhill UNH WeeklyPay ETF | UNH | 23.2% | — | $7.1M | 0.99% |
| $COSW | Roundhill COST WeeklyPay ETF | COST | 23.0% | — | $10.8M | 0.99% |
| $BRKW | Roundhill BRKB WeeklyPay ETF | BRK/B | 22.3% | -11.7% | $15.2M | 1.00% |
| $TSYW | Roundhill Treasury Bond WeeklyPay ETF | Treasuries | 9.9% | — | $2.9M | 0.99% |
Every Roundhill weekly ETF, fund by fund
All 31 weekly payers grouped by strategy family, with what each one actually holds.
0DTE covered call funds
3 fundsHold an index, sell zero-days-to-expiration calls against it every morning, distribute the premium weekly. The oldest and best-performing weekly family Roundhill runs.
Nasdaq-100 exposure with daily 0DTE calls sold against it. The flagship, and the largest weekly payer Roundhill has.
Same strategy on the S&P 500. Lowest rate of any Roundhill option fund and one of the steadiest total returns.
Small-cap version. Higher implied volatility in the Russell 2000 means richer premium and a higher payout.
WeeklyPay single-stock funds
20 fundsEach targets roughly 150% of the weekly total return of one stock and pays weekly. Amplified upside, amplified downside, and a distribution either way.
Coinbase at 150% weekly exposure. Highest rate on the whole shelf and the worst total return on it.
Palantir exposure. One of the largest single-stock WeeklyPay funds by assets despite a negative total return.
Alphabet exposure, and the best total return of any Roundhill weekly payer. Proof the wrapper can work when the stock cooperates.
Tesla exposure. Note the tiny asset base, which brings wider spreads and closure risk.
MicroStrategy exposure. The most extreme yield distortion on the list, driven by a -92% year.
Robinhood exposure. Large asset base for a fund with a triple-digit trailing yield and a -64% year.
Netflix exposure. Small fund, heavy distributions, sharply negative year.
Broadcom exposure. Mid-size fund, milder drawdown than most of the single-stock series.
Meta Platforms exposure with 150% weekly amplification.
Nvidia exposure. Surprisingly small asset base given the popularity of the underlying.
AMD exposure, and the only WeeklyPay fund on this list with a clearly positive one-year return.
Arm Holdings exposure. Newer launch without a full year of history yet.
Alibaba exposure. One of the smallest funds in the series by assets.
Amazon exposure with a comparatively contained drawdown.
Uber exposure. Small fund, newer launch.
Microsoft exposure. A reminder that even a blue-chip underlying does not prevent NAV erosion.
Apple exposure. One of the few in the series with a positive one-year figure.
UnitedHealth exposure. Among the lowest-rate funds in the single-stock series.
Costco exposure. Low-volatility underlying means a lower distribution rate.
Berkshire Hathaway B exposure. The most conservative underlying in the series, and the shallowest drawdown.
WeeklyPay basket & asset funds
4 fundsThe same weekly payout structure applied to a basket of WeeklyPay funds, to metals, and to Treasuries rather than a single stock.
Holds the WeeklyPay funds tied to the 25 largest US companies by market cap, rebalanced quarterly. At 0.32% it is by far the cheapest way into the series. Renamed from $WPAY in March 2026.
Gold miner exposure with weekly distributions. Miners carry high volatility, which funds the high rate.
Gold itself rather than the miners. Lower volatility underlying, so roughly half the rate of $GDXW.
Treasury bond exposure in the WeeklyPay wrapper. The lowest rate in the series and the smallest fund.
Crypto & index covered call funds
3 fundsTraditional covered call structures rather than amplified exposure, applied to Bitcoin, Ether and the Magnificent Seven.
Ether exposure with calls written against it. High rate, negative total return so far.
The Bitcoin version, and unlike its Ether sibling it sits positive on total return.
Covered calls on the Magnificent Seven basket. A middle path between the index funds and the single-stock series.
Weekly cash fund
1 fundHolds 0 to 3 month US Treasury bills and pays weekly. No options, no leverage, no decay. The distribution is simply interest, and it is the cheapest fund Roundhill runs at 0.19%.
🏆 Three columns this list does not show
You have rate, return, size and fee. Inside PRO, every fund here also carries a tax treatment grade, a price decay flag and our overall rating, updated daily alongside 400+ other income ETFs.
How to read these yields without getting fooled
Three rules that apply to every fund on this page.
1. A trailing yield above 100% is a warning, not an opportunity
Trailing twelve month yield divides last year's distributions by today's share price. When the price collapses, the printed yield climbs. $MSTW showing 371% alongside a -92% year is the same fact stated twice.
2. Compare funds only on the same basis
The first table on this page uses forward distribution rates. The second uses trailing yields. Ranking $MSTW above $COIW because 371% beats 52% is comparing two different measurements, not two different funds.
3. Total return is the only number that settles anything
$GOOW and $COIW are structurally identical products paying similar rates. One is up 98%, the other is down 55%. The difference is entirely the stock inside the wrapper. Rate tells you the speed of the payout. Total return tells you whether it worked.
Roundhill weekly ETF questions
31 of Roundhill's 54 ETFs pay weekly: the three 0DTE funds, the 24-fund WeeklyPay series, $YBTC, $YETH, $MAGY and $WEEK. The rest of the lineup is thematic or core and does not pay weekly.
By current distribution rate, $COIW at roughly 52%, then $PLTW and $GOOW at about 45%. Screeners show higher trailing figures for $MSTW and $HOOW, but those are distorted by share price declines.
$GOOW at roughly +98% since inception, then $QDTE at +59%, $XDTE at +47% and $RDTE at +45%. Index-based funds dominate the top of the total return list.
$WEEK at 0.19%. Among the income funds, $TOPW at 0.32% is the cheapest, because it holds other WeeklyPay funds rather than running its own wrapper. Most individual WeeklyPay funds charge 0.99% to 1.00%.
They are designed to, which works out to roughly 52 payments a year. Roundhill states it expects but does not guarantee weekly distributions, and the amount changes every week based on what the strategy produced.
The 0DTE funds hold an index and sell same-day expiry calls, capping upside in exchange for premium. The WeeklyPay funds target about 150% of a single stock's weekly total return, amplifying both directions. Similar payout schedules, very different risk.
$QDTE at roughly $970 million, well ahead of $XDTE at $345 million and $RDTE at $185 million. Several WeeklyPay funds sit under $5 million, which is worth knowing before you buy.