TSYW

Roundhill Treasury Bond WeeklyPay ETF

weekly Dividends
Roundhill

Annual Yield Calculations

Current Price
$43.73
Annual Non-DRIP Yield
9.00%
Avg payout × 52 ÷ price
Annual DRIP Yield
9.41%
Compounded weekly: (1 + rate)^52 − 1

Both figures start from the same per-period rate: the average of the last 3 distributions ($0.08) divided by the current price ($43.73) = 0.173% per week. The non-DRIP yield annualizes it simply; the DRIP yield compounds it over 52 periods.

WeeklyYield™ Actual Performance

Weekly Average
$0.08
Last 3 payouts
Actual Non-DRIP
-3.69%
NAV + dividends
Actual DRIP
-3.86%
NAV + reinvested dividends

How YTD & performance are calculated: YTD returns shown across WeeklyYield are price-only, using split-adjusted close-to-close prices from the first trading day of the calendar year to the latest close — the same method your brokerage uses. Dividends are tracked separately in the yield figures above. "Actual Non-DRIP" and "Actual DRIP" add distributions back in to show total return since the earliest price we have on record (2025-11-14 at $49.63), using the same 36 distributions in both — non-DRIP collects them as cash, DRIP buys shares at each ex-date close. For TSYW, DRIP trails non-DRIP: because NAV fell over this window, shares bought with early distributions ended up worth less than the cash would have been. See full methodology →

Top Performer Score

33
out of 100
Total Score
NAV Protection
30/40
Stability
20/20
Yield
2/40
Current yield: 9.00%

Fund quality adjustment: ×0.63. Score is reduced for small AUM ($4.9M), young inception (2025-11-13), expense ratio 0.99%. Raw score before adjustment: 52.

Price History (1 Year)

2025-11-14 → 2026-07-30
-11.89%
$43.73$46.84$49.95

About This ETF

Assets Under Management
$4.9M
Expense Ratio
0.99%
Inception Date
2025-11-13

The Roundhill Treasury Bond WeeklyPay ETF (TSYW) is an exchange-traded fund that mostly invests in investment grade fixed income. The fund is an actively managed fund of funds that seeks weekly distributions and 120 percent of the calendar week performance of a long-term Treasury bond ETF. The fund uses total return swaps and collateral assets to maintain its targeted weekly exposure TSYW was launched on Nov 13, 2025 and is issued by Roundhill.

Dividend History

Ex-Dividend DateCash AmountPay Date
2026-07-27$0.099052026-07-28
2026-07-20$0.071272026-07-21
2026-07-13$0.056792026-07-14
2026-07-06$0.108962026-07-07
2026-06-29$0.111512026-06-30
2026-06-22$0.119212026-06-23
2026-06-15$0.103682026-06-16
2026-06-08$0.115962026-06-09
2026-06-01$0.126532026-06-02
2026-05-26$0.062862026-05-27
2026-05-18$0.122332026-05-19
2026-05-11$0.096582026-05-12

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Frequently Asked Questions About TSYW

When does TSYW pay dividends?

TSYW pays weekly dividends. Its most recent ex-dividend date was 2026-07-27 with a pay date of 2026-07-28.

How much does TSYW pay per share?

TSYW has paid an average of $0.0757 per share across its most recent 3 distributions. Its latest distribution was $0.0991 per share.

What is the dividend yield of TSYW?

TSYW's current annualized yield is 9.00%. This is calculated as the average of its last 3 distributions ($0.0757) divided by the current share price of $43.73, annualized over 52 periods. Reinvesting those distributions (DRIP) compounds the same rate: (1 + rate)^52 − 1.

Is TSYW's high yield sustainable?

Covered call and option-income ETF distributions vary week to week. TSYW's actual total return figures on the fund's WeeklyYield page show total return net of NAV changes; high distribution rates can coincide with NAV decline, so investors should compare yield to actual total return before drawing conclusions. This is educational information, not investment advice.

How are TSYW distributions taxed?

Option-income ETF distributions are generally treated as ordinary income or return of capital, depending on the fund's structure and the underlying options strategy. For TSYW's exact tax character, refer to the fund issuer's 19a-1 notices and year-end 1099-DIV. This is not tax advice.

More detail on how these numbers are calculated is on our methodology page.

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