Dogecoin (DOGE) is already available through its 21Shares Dogecoin ETF. The new vehicle launched with the endorsement of the Dogecoin Foundation.
21Shares announced the launch of its Dogecoin ETF, finally putting the meme coin among mainstream investors. The project launched with support from the Dogecoin Foundation.
The 21Shares Dogecoin ETF started its filing process in August 2025 and was among the fastest products to enter the market, as US regulators adopted a shorter procedure.
The new product will have the TDOG ticker and will trade through selected brokerages. The ETF will trade on NASDAQ and will not require a wallet to adopt exposure to DOGE.
The fund recalled that DOGE was the first coin to onboard users into crypto, and may do the same for mainstream adoption. DOGE has entered mainstream investments through being listed on Robinhood and other apps, as well as legacy payment tools.
Dogecoin ETF fails to revive DOGE price
DOGE remains far from its all-time highs, but is still well-represented on exchanges, including Binance and Bybit. The coin has fewer use cases in the DeFi space, where new memes are more active.
Can DOGE make a comeback?
DOGE has mostly absorbed the ETF narrative after a few products launched at the end of 2025. DOGE already traded in products by Rex-Osprey, Grayscale, and Bitwise. Currently, Rex-Osprey has the biggest ETF, with $18.5M in value under management. The DOGE ETF is run with relatively high fees of $1.5% to 1.8%.
DOGE open interest is also near its lows at $533M, showing no signs of momentum. DOGE mining also moved down from its highs, as it is linked to Litecoin mining. The slower LTC price action also meant a lower hashrate for Dogecoin.
DOGE is still closely watched for a sudden breakout, as it has previously risen from months of flat trading. The meme coin lost some of its appeal due to the lack of an altcoin market and the growing influence of short-term memes.
