Bitwise submitted its official S-1 file for an ETF of Dogecoin Spot, rendering its public plans with the SEC.
Bitwise officially deposited with the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States to launch a dogecoin (DOGE) Stock market negotiated funds (ETF). The company submitted a S-1 recording January 28, which formalizes its intention to offer an ETF of Dogecoin Spot.
Earlier, on January 22, Bitwise had filed a registration in Delaware, signaling its plans to introduce the product. Bloomberg ETF analyst, James Seyffart, noted on X that, although the deposit has been planned, this stage makes the proposal official with the SEC.
Bitwise is not the only asset manager to have filed an ETF DOGE. Earlier, on January 21, Rex Share and Funds Osprey, a company that focuses on ETF and ETNs, filed N1-A shape For Doge and many other cryptos, including official Trump (ASSET), Solana (GROUND), Bitcoin (BTC) and undulation (Xrp).
FNBs offer investors a range of advantages, including diversification, profitability, liquidity and transparency, making it a practical means of managing investments. An ETF of Dogecoin would provide investors with exposure to Doge price movements in a regulated environment, without the need for wallets or cryptographic exchanges.
About PearThe Bitwise FNB was deposited under the “33 Act” and Rex and Osprey under “law 40”, explains Eric Balchunas, analyst of Bloomberg ETF.
The main distinctive characteristic of the 40 Act is that it requires stricter dry monitoring and better governance and limits to risky maneuvers such as leverage and uncovered sales, offering investors stronger protections. On the other hand, law 33 is commonly used for specialized FNBs such as ETF based on basic products with less strict regulatory requirements.
However, while an ETF DOGE would facilitate access so that investors can be exposed to DOGE without having to deal with crypto exchanges, this also increases eyebrows because the same parts are often confronted with a review of their volatility .
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