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Bitwise has unexpectedly listed the first Dogecoin ETF on the New York Stock Exchange, giving retail and institutional investors a regulated vehicle for DOGE exposure. The surprise move — hailed by the DOGE Army — could broaden access and shift capital flows into the memecoin market.
NYSE cleared Grayscale's Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP ETFs to begin trading Monday, a milestone for altcoin investment access. A Chainlink ETF is expected to launch the following week.
Grayscale launches two spot ETFs for Dogecoin and XRP on NYSE Arca on Monday, giving U.S. investors regulated, exchange-traded access to DOGE (around $0.14) and XRP. The listings expand mainstream options for crypto exposure.
Exodus reported stronger third-quarter results with rising Bitcoin revenue and announced a Latin America payments acquisition to expand its Bitcoin-focused services. The deal signals a push into payments and remittance markets where crypto rails can drive growth.
BitGo has filed for its IPO on the NYSE under ticker BTGO, projecting over $4 billion in revenue for the first half of 2025 and managing $90 billion in crypto assets. Despite a drop in net income, the company shows strong growth and plans to use IPO funds for tech improvements and acquisitions.
Bullish has increased its IPO size to $990 million, aiming for a $4.8 billion valuation. The crypto platform plans to offer 30 million shares priced at $32 to $33 on NYSE under the ticker 'BLSH', attracting major investors like BlackRock and ARK Investment Management.