#MemeCoinETFs Meme coin ETFs are gaining traction in late 2025, blending viral internet culture with traditional finance. As of December 13, 2025, the sector has seen key launches and approvals amid crypto's bull run.

The REX-Osprey DOGE ETF (DOJE), launched in September, remains the pioneer, holding actual Dogecoin tokens with a 1.5% fee. Dogecoin's market cap hovers around $36 billion, driven by hype rather than utility.

Grayscale's DOGE ETF recently received NYSE approval, potentially debuting soon, alongside its XRP fund. This follows filings from Bitwise and others in early 2025.

VanEck relaunched its MEME ETF in October, after a 2023 delisting, offering exposure to a basket of meme tokens like DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE.

Other proposals include Canary Capital's TRUMP and PENGU meme ETFs, and REX's BONK fund, though full SEC nods are pending due to volatility concerns.

These products follow Bitcoin ETFs' success, with over $100 billion in inflows. However, meme coins' risks—extreme swings from social media trends—make them speculative. Analysts eye 2026 for more altcoin ETFs, but investors should review fees and prospectuses carefully.