I have collected what I believe is all the active tradable volatility ETNs / ETFs in the US markets together in this list.  For my opinion on these see Volatility Funds Categorized and Ranked.

My count of volatility US-based ETPs decreases to 17 as of August 15, 2018

Credit Suisse announced that two of its medium-term ETNs, 1X long VIIZ and 2X long TVIZ will be shut down effective August 15, 2018

REX ETF shutdown VMAX  on July 24th.

UBS delisted XIVH, LSVX, and BSWN in June.

In April Barclays shutdown XXV and IVOP.  These were non-resetting short volatility funds that had not done much for years.

Earlier this year, in March, VelocityShares shut down SPXH and TRSK.

In February 2018 Barclays added two new funds VXXB & VXZB, to replace VXX & VXZ which will mature in January 2019 and there was one subtraction with the unexpected and dramatic termination of VelocityShares’ XIV due to the violent moves on February 5th, 2018.

In August 2017 with First Trust retired the VIXH ticker and converting the renamed fund (DWPP) to a different, non-volatility based strategy

In May 2017 VelocityShares addition of EXIV and EVIX to their roster of volatility funds.  These last two additions provide easy access for USA investors to the world of European volatility, specifically the EURO STOXX 50 Volatility index (VSTOXX) and its associated futures.

You can expand the table, or search for a specific ticker if you don’t see the one you want.

Tickers included: CVOL, IVO (short), STPP, TVIX, TVIZ, UVXY, SVXY,VIIX, VIX, VIXM, VIXY, VQT(strategy), VX (futures),  VXX, VXZ, XIV(short), XOIL (oil), ZIV (short), XVZ, SPVXSTR, SPVXMTR, SPXT, USB3MTA, SPVXTSER, SVXY,  PHDG,  VMIN,VMIN,EVIX,EXIV,VXXB, VXZB