Dogecoin Set for Wall Street Debut as First ETF Filing Hits U.S. Regulators

Meme coin culture may soon have its first regulated Wall Street product. REX Shares and Osprey Funds have submitted filings to U.S. regulators to launch the REX Osprey Dogecoin ETF (ticker: DOJE), which would be the first exchange-traded fund offering direct exposure to Dogecoin.

Trading could begin as early as next week if approvals move forward.

The two firms have experience navigating crypto ETFs. Just months ago, they brought a Solana staking fund to market using the Investment Company Act of 1940, known as the “’40 Act.” That same framework is now being applied to Dogecoin, with the ETF’s exposure structured through a Cayman Islands subsidiary designed to meet U.S. compliance standards.

Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas commented that Dogecoin looks to be the first product ready for launch. However, the prospectus also points to potential ETFs tied to XRP, BONK, TRUMP, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, signaling that a broader lineup could follow if DOJE proves successful.

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For Dogecoin, long celebrated as the internet’s original meme coin, a U.S.-listed ETF would mark a significant step toward mainstream financial recognition. It would also test whether investor appetite extends beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, into riskier but culturally powerful corners of crypto.