Bonk has partnered with Bitcoin Capital to list a regulated exchange-traded product (ETP) tracking the Solana-based meme coin on Switzerland’s largest stock exchange, giving European investors compliant access to BONK exposure.
ETF analyst Nate Geraci says Grayscale will debut the first traditional spot Dogecoin ETF on Monday, marking the first U.S. spot ETF for a meme coin. The launch could broaden regulated access to DOGE for retail and institutional investors.
Crypto Patel predicts a parabolic Dogecoin rally to $5 even as DOGE struggles to reclaim the key $0.20 level, a gap that has sparked bearish sentiment for the meme coin.
MOG surged roughly 25% after Canary Capital filed for the first-ever exchange-traded fund linked to the MOG token, drawing fresh attention as markets react to the end of the US government shutdown. The filing is being read as a potential validation of meme tokens by institutional players.
TRUMP (ticker $TRUMP) has staged a modest short-term recovery after weeks of losses but remains constrained by weak trader enthusiasm and low liquidity, even as Bitcoin (BTC) rallies. The meme coin appears to be decoupling from broader crypto upside and may struggle to sustain gains into the end of 2025.
Canary Capital filed for regulatory approval on Nov. 12, 2025, to launch an exchange-traded fund that would track the MOG coin, the first ETF attempt for that meme coin. The move underscores growing interest from asset managers in packaging meme-coin exposure into regulated products.
Largest Dogecoin holders moved roughly 3 billion DOGE to exchanges, triggering visible price pressure and broader meme-coin volatility. The quiet sell-off added to a wider market pullback among altcoins.