Bitwise, the operator of one of the first Bitcoin ETFs to hit the market last January, has filed with the US SEC to launch a Dogecoin ETF, joining REX Shares and Osprey Funds in a bid to bring institutional money to the first-ever meme coin.
Other asset managers, including Tuttle, have also filed to launch leveraged ETFs that would also include Dogecoin, illustrating the market’s bullish response to President Trump’s perceived leniency to crypto.
This pivot towards a more open market for meme coins, and namely animal tickers like Dogecoin, paints a rosy picture for the future of Dogizen, the Telegram gaming dog token listing on 7th February. The DOGIZ presale has already raised nearly $4 million, and the token could pump strongly on the back of these tailwinds once it hits exchanges next week.
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Joe Biden’s SEC, under the leadership of Gary Gensler, was notoriously hawkish towards crypto, and despite approving both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in 2024 under massive pressure, it didn’t look like budging any further.
Now, with President Trump back in the White House after a massively pro-crypto campaign trail, the tide has turned, and even meme coins appear to be on the table for institutions now.
Formerly seen as a joke mocking the financial system, meme coins have now forced traders to acknowledge them as major players. With Dogecoin currently sitting at a market cap just shy of $50 billion, smart money wants in, and Bitwise is just the latest institution to make a move towards further legitimizing meme coins.
Should their ETF be approved, a huge wave of capital could be unlocked, and even the most hardened TradFi heads may start to look the way of DOGE, as well as other meme coins and animal tokens—with Dogizen as a prime candidate for a beta bet.
DOGIZ: The perfect beta trade
While the institutional money that could pour into Dogecoin would no doubt be a huge boon, the indirect benefits it confers to other animal tokens could produce more explosive growth, and there’s no better candidate for this than Dogizen.
The stamp of legitimacy given to dog tokens by a Dogecoin ETF approval could be huge for a ticker like DOGIZ. Admittedly, it’s a stretch for “serious” investors to pour money into a token with a dog’s face on it—but the SEC’s approval would make this bridge a lot easier to cross.
Beyond its canine charm, though, Dogizen has plenty of “serious” acumen that could attract the investment of major players. As the first-ever Telegram ICO and a leading player in the Telegram gaming space, it bootstraps the explosive growth of Telegram’s TON blockchain, as well as the messaging app’s 950 million users, many of whom are crypto natives.
Growth is continuing post-presale, and this vitality (combined with Dogizen’s already strong community) could lead to a 100x pump once open market trading begins.
Time is running out: DOGIZ lists on 7th February
Current presale prices of $0.000085 will not be around for much longer: there’s just one week remaining to get in early via the Dogizen presale before market forces take hold.
With an extremely bullish macro climate developing for crypto, the potential of Dogecoin ETFs to bring animal tickers fully into public consciousness, and development of the Dogizen ecosystem continuing long after listing, DOGIZ is primed for an explosive 2025—don’t miss the chance to get in on the ground floor.
The Dogizen presale ends on 7th February. Visit the official Dogizen website for further info.
