The post Dogecoin is getting an ETF… and it’s not your typical crypto launch! appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways REX Shares is set to launch the first-ever Dogecoin ETF via the more streamlined 1940 Act route. While the move could boost market sentiment, DOGE’s price remains range-bound for now. Dogecoin [DOGE] could soon get its first-ever ETF, and it’s arrival will be anything but typical. REXShares is preparing to list the fund under the 40 Act – A route usually reserved for bond and stock ETFs, not volatile tokens like DOGE. That technical detail matters more than it sounds, especially since the 40 Act carries built-in investor protections and a smoother path through regulators compared to the standard S-1 filing. With the launch potentially just a week away, could this unusual move cause fresh momentum to carry Dogecoin’s price? The first DOGE ETF! The Dogecoin ETF could hit U.S markets as soon as next week, with Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas flagging REX Shares’ move in an X post. “Looks like Rex is going to launch a Doge ETF via the 40 Act a la $SSK next week based on below tweet combined w how they just filed an effective prospectus.” He noted that REX has filed an effective prospectus under the Investment Company Act of 40 – The same framework used for traditional ETFs like bonds or equities. In its filing, REX highlighted the risks, warning that Dogecoin remains highly volatile and unpredictable. This is a reminder that while the ETF’s launch is novel, price swings could still dominate the days ahead. Source: SEC.gov Skipping the S-1 route Most crypto ETFs crawl through the traditional S-1 and 19b-4 filings, but REX Shares is taking a shortcut with the 40 Act – An approach it already used for its Solana staking ETF. In fact, ETF Store President Nate Geraci has called this method “a regulatory end-around” before since… The post Dogecoin is getting an ETF… and it’s not your typical crypto launch! appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways REX Shares is set to launch the first-ever Dogecoin ETF via the more streamlined 1940 Act route. While the move could boost market sentiment, DOGE’s price remains range-bound for now. Dogecoin [DOGE] could soon get its first-ever ETF, and it’s arrival will be anything but typical. REXShares is preparing to list the fund under the 40 Act – A route usually reserved for bond and stock ETFs, not volatile tokens like DOGE. That technical detail matters more than it sounds, especially since the 40 Act carries built-in investor protections and a smoother path through regulators compared to the standard S-1 filing. With the launch potentially just a week away, could this unusual move cause fresh momentum to carry Dogecoin’s price? The first DOGE ETF! The Dogecoin ETF could hit U.S markets as soon as next week, with Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas flagging REX Shares’ move in an X post. “Looks like Rex is going to launch a Doge ETF via the 40 Act a la $SSK next week based on below tweet combined w how they just filed an effective prospectus.” He noted that REX has filed an effective prospectus under the Investment Company Act of 40 – The same framework used for traditional ETFs like bonds or equities. In its filing, REX highlighted the risks, warning that Dogecoin remains highly volatile and unpredictable. This is a reminder that while the ETF’s launch is novel, price swings could still dominate the days ahead. Source: SEC.gov Skipping the S-1 route Most crypto ETFs crawl through the traditional S-1 and 19b-4 filings, but REX Shares is taking a shortcut with the 40 Act – An approach it already used for its Solana staking ETF. In fact, ETF Store President Nate Geraci has called this method “a regulatory end-around” before since…