#DogecoinETFProgress Here’s a summary of where things stand right now with the #DogecoinETF, plus what to watch going forward. If you want, I can also pull up recent filings or regulatory documents.

✅ What has happened so far

Launch of DOJE

REX‐Osprey (a partnership between REX Financial and Osprey Funds) launched DOJE, the first U.S. ETF with direct exposure to Dogecoin. It tracks DOGE and also incorporates another Dogecoin ETP.

Regulatory changes at the SEC

On September 18, 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved changes to listing rules that make it easier for spot cryptocurrency ETFs (beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum) to be approved. This could shorten the approval timeline for new SEC-registered crypto ETFs.

21Shares’ ETF gets procedural milestone (DTCC listing)

The proposed 21Shares spot Dogecoin ETF (ticker TDOG) was listed on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) system. This is a typical operational/settlement readiness step—it does not mean regulatory approval yet.

Other applicants are in the queue

Grayscale has filed its S-1 for a spot DOGE ETF. Other firms (Bitwise, etc.) are also working on applications or responding to SEC requests.

⚠️ What remains uncertain / challenges

Regulatory approval is still pending for most spot DOGE ETFs. The DTCC listing is helpful but doesn’t guarantee a green light from the SEC.

Fee structure, exposure, and compliance issues could affect whether new ETF proposals are approved, or under what terms (e.g. how much DOGE they hold vs other assets).

Price volatility and meme coin perception: DOGE is viewed differently than Bitcoin/ETH, so institutional demand may be more sensitive to regulatory risk and market sentiment.

Supply inflation is an issue often cited: Dogecoin has no fixed cap, and its inflation model might influence how investors evaluate long-term risk.