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#DOGEETFListsonNasdaq — this is a major milestone for Dogecoin’s journey into regulated traditional finance exposure:
The 21Shares Spot DOGE ETF, supported by the Dogecoin Foundation, is listed on Nasdaq
21Shares launches Dogecoin spot ETF on
What Happened
21Shares has officially launched a spot Dogecoin ETF on the Nasdaq exchange, trading under the ticker TDOG. This ETF gives investors regulated exposure to Dogecoin (DOGE) without needing crypto wallets or exchange accounts.
Key Highlights
• Ticker: TDOG — now listed and trading on NASDAQ as of January 22, 2026.
• Structure: The ETF holds Dogecoin 1:1 in institutional custody, meaning each share represents actual DOGE held on behalf of investors.
• Backing & Support: The product is officially endorsed by the House of Doge (the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation) and issued by 21Shares, a leading crypto ETF issuer.
• Fee: ~0.50% management fee, traded like a regular stock through brokers and retirement accounts.
• Purpose: Simplifies access to Dogecoin for traditional investors who prefer regulated, transparent products.
Why This Matters
1) Mainstream Access for DOGE
Dogecoin — long known as a “meme coin” — now has a regulated investment vehicle on a major U.S. stock exchange. This bridges crypto and traditional finance for broader investor participation.
2) No Wallets or Crypto Exchanges Needed
Investors can buy and sell TDOG through standard brokerage platforms just like an equity or bond ETF, making DOGE exposure more accessible for institutional and mainstream investors.
3) Adds to Crypto ETF Momentum
This listing builds on the trend of more spot crypto ETFs hitting regulated markets — following other digital asset ETFs and multiple Dogecoin‑linked products in 2025.
4) Regulatory Recognition
The Nasdaq launch signals that regulators and exchanges are increasingly comfortable with crypto assets moving into regulated structures — not just Bitcoin and Ethereum but also large altcoins like DOGE.
Broader Context
Earlier in the crypto ETF race, other Dogecoin ETF products were introduced in the U.S. (like the REX‑Osprey DOJE), confirming rising institutional and retail interest in memecoin exposure through regulated ETFs outside traditional crypto markets.
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