In today’s interview, I sit down with Howard Chan, CEO and Founder of Kurv Technology Titans Select (KQQQ) and Kurv High Income (KYLD) ETFs. We take a deep dive into how these two funds work, what makes their approach different, and why more investors are looking at options-based ETFs for income and growth.Howard breaks down the strategy behind KQQQ, which targets leading technology names, and KYLD, Kurv’s high-income ETF that uses up and coming leaders, plus an options overlay to generate enhanced yield. We also address the growing conversation around options-based ETFs, including concerns about NAV erosion, sustainability of payouts, and how Kurv structures these funds to avoid common pitfalls.Topics Covered:• What sets KQQQ and KYLD apart• How Kurv uses options overlays• Addressing NAV erosion concerns• Building income with risk controls• Why Kurv believes its approach is different• Where these ETFs may fit in a portfolio