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$XRP ETF LAUNCHING TODAY The REX-Osprey Spot $XRP ETF, launching September 12, is being described as the first spot $XRP ETF in the U.S. under a 1940-Act structure The SEC completed its 75-day review of the REX-Osprey proposal without objections, marking it as ready for launch

Dogecoin broke above $0.25 for the first time in a month after Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas confirmed the DOJE ETF will begin trading Friday. Futures open interest hit $4.5B as traders piled in ahead of the debut, while technicals point to a potential run toward $0.39. Dogecoin price rose 5% on Thursday, cleanly breaching the $0.25 level for the first time in nearly a month. The main bullish catalyst was the imminent Dogecoin ETF nearing approval after months of pushback and a long-running review process by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). On Thursday, Bloomberg Chief ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas confirmed that a Dogecoin ETF filing by Rex Osprey under the ticker DOJE is now set to resume trading on Friday, after a 24-hour delay. Dogecoin’s 5% price gains on Thursday suggest traders are positioning themselves ahead of the ETF debut. First, ETF launches historically attract persistent inflows from institutional investors, enhancing market depth and liquidity. Second, retail sentiment is also likely to spike considerably as corporate involvement gives credibility to memecoins like DOGE. Consequently, the $DOGE 5% spot price upswing was not the only eye-catching market reaction to the news. In the derivatives markets, Dogecoin traders were spotted mounting leveraged positions to front-run the landmark ETF launch. Affirming this narrative, Coinglass data show that open interest rose 6.9% in the last 24 hours, hitting $4.5 billion and outpacing the spot price uptick, while futures trading volume also increased by 22.7%. Dogecoin Price Forecast: Can $DOGE Extend Toward $0.39? From a technical perspective, Dogecoin’s price breakout above $0.25 signals the completion of a double-bottom reversal pattern that has been forming since April. The neckline of this pattern sits near $0.28, with a measured move target projecting a long-term rally toward $0.39. Momentum indicators also support this bullish outlook. As seen below, the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) has climbed to 63.1, mildly overheating but leaving room for further upside. Meanwhile, $DOGE remains comfortably above its short-term moving averages, with the 5-day SMA at $0.241 and the 13-day SMA at $0.231, both acting as support. If buying pressure sustains above $0.25 and breaks the neckline at $0.28, Dogecoin could accelerate toward the $0.30 to $0.32 range in the near term. A clean breakout would open the door to the $0.39 target highlighted by the double-bottom formation. However, failure to hold $0.24 support could invalidate the upside momentum and raise the risk of a possible retracement toward $0.22.

REX-Osprey $DOGE ETF Delayed Again, Set to Debut Mid Next Week

Dogecoin is one of crypto's biggest gainers over the last week, beating majors like Bitcoin and Ethereum as fresh catalysts helped propel the O.G. meme coin to its highest price in nearly a month. $DOGE was recently priced at $0.2543, rising nearly 20% over the past week and hitting its highest price since August 13. No coin in the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap has gained more over the last week than DOGE, though the coin remains well short of its 2021 all-time high mark above $0.73. Every other coin in the top 10—besides dollar-pegged stablecoins—has set a new all-time high in the last 12 months. $DOGE has been the lone outlier due to a lack of demand drivers like treasury firms amassing billions of dollars' worth of the coin, or ETFs piling up coins due to investor interest. But that's starting to change. On Monday, CleanCore Solutions—the first publicly traded Dogecoin treasury, which trades as ZONE on the NYSE American—announced its first purchase of the cryptocurrency, and then revealed yet another purchase on Thursday afternoon. CleanCore said that it now holds over 500 million DOGE, valued above $125 million. The firm established its treasury together with House of Doge, the commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation that supports the cryptocurrency, and as such has called itself an "official" treasury company. “Crossing the 500 million DOGE threshold demonstrates the speed and scale at which ZONE is executing its treasury strategy,” said CleanCore CIO and House of Doge CEO Marco Margiotta in a release. “Our vision is to establish Dogecoin as a premier reserve asset while supporting its broader utility across payments, tokenization, staking-like products, and global remittances.” ZONE is up about 6% on the week, and has surged by more than 200% since the start of the year. Dogecoin's recent rise also comes amid anticipation for the first DOGE ETF to launch in the United States. Rex-Osprey's Doge ETF, which will use the DOJE ticker, is set to begin trading Friday after being delayed a day. While it'll list under a different process than the majority of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs trading in the United States, as analysts told Decrypt this week, the end result will be much the same: It'll allow traditional investors to gain access to the original and still most valuable meme coin. Dogecoin's recent rise also comes amid anticipation for the first DOGE ETF to launch in the United States. Rex-Osprey's Doge ETF, which will use the DOJE ticker, is set to begin trading Friday after being delayed a day. While it'll list under a different process than the majority of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs trading in the United States, the end result will be much the same: It'll allow traditional investors to gain access to the original and still most valuable meme coin.

The O.G. meme coin is outpacing Bitcoin and Ethereum over the last week. Here's a look at what's driving Dogecoin demand. Dogecoin is one of crypto's biggest gainers over the last week, beating majors like Bitcoin and Ethereum as fresh catalysts helped propel the O.G. meme coin to its highest price in nearly a month. $DOGE was recently priced at $0.2543, rising nearly 20% over the past week and hitting its highest price since August 13. No coin in the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap has gained more over the last week than DOGE, though the coin remains well short of its 2021 all-time high mark above $0.73. Every other coin in the top 10—besides dollar-pegged stablecoins—has set a new all-time high in the last 12 months. $DOGE has been the lone outlier due to a lack of demand drivers like treasury firms amassing billions of dollars' worth of the coin, or ETFs piling up coins due to investor interest. But that's starting to change. On Monday, CleanCore Solutions—the first publicly traded Dogecoin treasury, which trades as ZONE on the NYSE American—announced its first purchase of the cryptocurrency, and then revealed yet another purchase on Thursday afternoon. CleanCore said that it now holds over 500 million DOGE, valued above $125 million. The firm established its treasury together with House of Doge, the commercial arm of the Dogecoin Foundation that supports the cryptocurrency, and as such has called itself an "official" treasury company. “Crossing the 500 million DOGE threshold demonstrates the speed and scale at which ZONE is executing its treasury strategy,” said CleanCore CIO and House of Doge CEO Marco Margiotta in a release. “Our vision is to establish Dogecoin as a premier reserve asset while supporting its broader utility across payments, tokenization, staking-like products, and global remittances.” ZONE is up about 6% on the week, and has surged by more than 200% since the start of the year. Dogecoin's recent rise also comes amid anticipation for the first DOGE ETF to launch in the United States. Rex-Osprey's Doge ETF, which will use the DOJE ticker, is set to begin trading Friday after being delayed a day. While it'll list under a different process than the majority of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs trading in the United States, as analysts told Decrypt this week, the end result will be much the same: It'll allow traditional investors to gain access to the original and still most valuable meme coin. Dogecoin's recent rise also comes amid anticipation for the first DOGE ETF to launch in the United States. Rex-Osprey's Doge ETF, which will use the DOJE ticker, is set to begin trading Friday after being delayed a day. While it'll list under a different process than the majority of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs trading in the United States, the end result will be much the same: It'll allow traditional investors to gain access to the original and still most valuable meme coin. "Pretty sure this is first-ever U.S. ETF to hold something that has no utility on purpose," Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas wrote on X this week. Predictions all over the market are increasingly bullish on Dogecoin's prospects, currently projecting a 66.6% chance that DOGE is more likely to rise to $0.30 than fall to $0.15. That mark has risen by nearly 15% over the last week amid Dogecoin's price climb.