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.
Dogecoin (DOGE) made an appearance on Wall Street on Nov 21, 2025, drawing renewed attention from traders and market commentators. The moment is being seen as a symbolic step toward broader mainstream consideration of meme assets.
21Shares launched a leveraged Dogecoin ETF on Nov. 20, 2025, following the close of its acquisition of FalconX. The product aims to offer amplified exposure to DOGE while leveraging FalconX’s trading and custody capabilities.
ETF analyst Eric Balchunas tweeted that Grayscale may roll out the first-ever Dogecoin (DOGE) ETF on November 24, a milestone that could widen access to the memecoin.
Dogecoin has pulled back to a key $0.16 support level after a 5.2% jump last week tied to renewed interest in speculative assets following former President Trump's tariff comments. Technical indicators are signaling increasing bearish momentum.
21Shares launched two FTSE Crypto 10 index ETFs (TTOP and TXBC), billed as the first crypto index ETFs registered under the US Investment Company Act of 1940; the Dogecoin team welcomed the milestone while urging cautious interpretation. The move could broaden institutional access to meme coins like DOGE but is not an endorsement of any token.
Dogecoin edged toward $0.17 after mid-tier whale wallets accumulated 4.72 billion DOGE; on-chain patterns and a long-term triangle raise hopes of a larger breakout.
On Nov. 14, 2025 Elon Musk posted a short AI-generated clip of a Shiba Inu with a banjo, instantly dominating crypto feeds. The clip sparked a surge in social chatter around Dogecoin and SHIB, but the market response was muted.
Bitcoin briefly pushed past $100,000 before a sharp three-day correction erased gains, and the Dogecoin creator responded with a three-word social media post that captured market sentiment. The move deepened volatility across BTC and DOGE.
Dogecoin slid 7.1% to $0.1623 on Nov. 14 as the RSI shows momentum shifts that could precede a breakout; traders are watching key levels for confirmation. Market participants say a confirmed move above resistance or below support will likely set the next trend.