REX Shares is taking Dogecoin from Twitter jokes to ticker symbols. Next week, the firm will launch the first-ever Dogecoin ETF (DOJE), giving retail and institutional investors direct exposure to DOGE under a regulatory playbook designed for traditional funds.
Unlike most crypto ETFs waiting on SEC S-1 + 19b-4 filings, REX is using the 1940 Act route — a regulatory “workaround” that already worked for its Solana + Staking ETF.
This makes DOJE the first meme-coin ETF structured like a traditional investment product, not just a speculative wrapper.
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas called it a “clever path” that may accelerate memecoin adoption on Wall Street.
Dogecoin has never been just another altcoin:
Despite the volatility, DOGE remains the gateway memecoin — now heading for ETF legitimacy.
Like every prospectus, REX is clear:
In other words: it’s Wall Street DOGE — but still DOGE.
And if REX follows through with its Trump-themed ETF, we might be staring at the dawn of Meme Wall Street.
Dogecoin is about to hit Wall Street with DOJE, the first DOGE ETF from REX Shares. Structured under the Investment Company Act of 1940, it bypasses the usual SEC process and mirrors REX’s Solana ETF model. While risks are high, the launch signals a new era where memecoins cross into traditional finance — with DOGE leading the pack.
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