Dogecoin may get its first ETF as soon as next week

Exchange Traded Funds provider Rex Shares, in conjunction with Individual Retirement account products issuer Osprey Funds submitted a Dogecoin (DOGE) ETF to US regulators on ￰1￱ analysts believe it could be approved as early as next ￰2￱ to Senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, the company’s recent prospectus filing could mean regulators may already be preparing to clear the ￰3￱ REX-Osprey™ DOGE ETF, $DOJE , is coming soon! $DOJE will be the first ETF to deliver investors exposure to the performance of the iconic memecoin, Dogecoin $DOGE. From REX-Osprey™, the team behind $SSK , the first SOL + Staking ETF. @OspreyFunds Investing involves risk.… ￰4￱ — REX Shares (@REXShares) September 3, 2025 Senior ETF analyst predicts DOGE ETF approval will come soon On Wednesday, Rex Shares and Osprey Funds jointly submitted paperwork for a DOGE ETF to be listed under the ticker $DOJE, which would give investors direct access to the token’s market performance through a regulated investment ￰5￱ like Rex is going to launch a Doge ETF via the 40 Act a la $SSK next week based on below tweet combined w how they just filed an effective ￰6￱ looks like first one to go out, but the pros also includes on there are Trump, XRP and Bonk so poss those too at some… ￰0￱ — Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) September 4, 2025 It would be the first US ETF tied exclusively to Dogecoin, a crypto created in 2013 as a joke but now one of the industry’s most recognizable tokens.

Rex’s filings also include products linked to the Trump token, XRP , and Bonk. “Doge looks like the first one to go out, but the pros also included on there are Trump, XRP, and Bonk,” Balchunas ￰7￱ to the REX-Osprey Form N-1A , the fund will invest at least 80% of its assets in Dogecoin or financial instruments tied to the ￰8￱ includes direct purchases, futures, and swaps that mirror Dogecoin’s ￰9￱ ETF may also allocate part of its portfolio to US Treasuries or cash equivalents to support daily ￰10￱ filing also reiterated that investment carries risk and that losses are ￰11￱ Fund Services LLC has been named as the ￰12￱ approach is almost similar to REX’s Solana staking ETF, which relied on the Investment Company Act of 1940 (known as the 40 Act) to bypass the more restrictive S-1 and 19b-4 filings required for most crypto ￰13￱ Store president Nate Geraci said this 40 Act pathway is “a regulatory end-around” for issuers to list faster than the route most applicants tread ￰14￱ delays see filings pile up Several firms have already attempted to secure approval for a Dogecoin ETF through the conventional ￰15￱ April 10, 21Shares submitted a proposal, succeeding efforts by Bitwise and ￰16￱ of those submissions have received clearance yet, as the SEC continues to weigh crypto-related products under its usual regulatory ￰17￱ using the 40 Act structure, Rex and Osprey may leap ahead of competitors still waiting for answers from ￰18￱ its Dogecoin filing, Rex has also applied for an ETF that would track the TRUMP ￰19￱ structure would include investments in a Cayman Islands-based subsidiary, known as the REX-Osprey TRUMP Portfolio ￰20￱ hold the underlying assets on behalf of the ￰21￱ the TRUMP filing , there could be a 0.25% fee allowance under the fund’s distribution plan, though it notes no such fees are currently charged.

Meanwhile, Cryptopolitan reported last week that Elon Musk’s personal lawyer, Alex Spiro, has been listed as chairman of a Dogecoin digital asset treasury (DAT). The treasury reportedly seeks to raise at least $200 million to invest directly in ￰22￱ investors have already been pitched on the concept, but details on when the DAT might officially launch are ￰23￱ up to $30,050 in trading rewards when you join Bybit today