Corgi has launched between 300 to 500 ETFs within a year, a strategy likened to placing bets on every number at a roulette table. While this approach may yield significant wins, it also carries substantial risk. This aggressive expansion is not entirely unique, as the average ETF issuer's largest fund typically accounts for 60% of its assets and revenue, with 40% of their offerings often being unprofitable. Corgi's rapid pace of launches highlights its ambitious attempt to capture market share quickly, reflecting broader industry dynamics.