$DOGE DOGE ETF next Monday on the New York Stock Exchange? The crypto market will be busy again.
This week, the most prominent news in the crypto market came - the ETF DOGE ( symbol GDOG) has been approved for one of the major asset management institutions, and trading will begin next Monday on the New York Stock Exchange. This is the first time DOGE enters the traditional market as an ETF product, and it seems that this meme coin is about to "break out." Not only GDOG, but the instant ETF for XRP is also on the agenda and will be listed next Monday on the New York Stock Exchange; there is also a product with the symbol GLNK, which is also preparing for listing next week. Do these rhythms mean they intend to move all altcoins to Wall Street? Let’s be realistic – there will definitely be a short-term impact. Traditional funds can now buy DOGE and XRP directly through brokerage accounts, and this additional influx of funds may drive up the prices of the currencies, as well as activate liquidity during the trading period of US stocks. The ETF trading time may bridge the gap between the decline in the Asia region and the rise in the Europe and America region. But the real exciting point lies beyond: in the past, institutions needed to go to OTC or custody solutions to allocate crypto assets, but now with the opening of the ETF market, the barriers have been reduced to the level of buying stocks. Cryptocurrencies may really transform this time from "high-risk speculative products" into alternative assets that pension funds can handle. With more compliant products, the industry may have less speculation and more incentive to apply the technology. Of course, the risks must be clarified: the cryptocurrencies themselves are unreasonably volatile, and the ETF may make it easier for ordinary investors to enter, but the losses could be more severe. How regulatory policies will be adjusted later, and whether market sentiment will suddenly shift, are all variable factors. Do you think that the DOGE ETF will cause the price of the currency to rise, or will it end up being regulated?$BTC $DOGE
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ZIKOO
· 11-23 23:06
Hold on tightly 💪
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ZIKOO
· 11-23 23:06
The bullish market is at its peak 🐂
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ZIKOO
· 11-23 23:06
*I heard that a man went to discover*
*the cunning of women and until now*
*he hasn't returned*
*#Deserves_Curiosity 🦧:*
$DOGE DOGE ETF next Monday on the New York Stock Exchange? The crypto market will be busy again.
This week, the most prominent news in the crypto market came - the ETF DOGE ( symbol GDOG) has been approved for one of the major asset management institutions, and trading will begin next Monday on the New York Stock Exchange. This is the first time DOGE enters the traditional market as an ETF product, and it seems that this meme coin is about to "break out."
Not only GDOG, but the instant ETF for XRP is also on the agenda and will be listed next Monday on the New York Stock Exchange; there is also a product with the symbol GLNK, which is also preparing for listing next week. Do these rhythms mean they intend to move all altcoins to Wall Street?
Let’s be realistic – there will definitely be a short-term impact. Traditional funds can now buy DOGE and XRP directly through brokerage accounts, and this additional influx of funds may drive up the prices of the currencies, as well as activate liquidity during the trading period of US stocks. The ETF trading time may bridge the gap between the decline in the Asia region and the rise in the Europe and America region.
But the real exciting point lies beyond: in the past, institutions needed to go to OTC or custody solutions to allocate crypto assets, but now with the opening of the ETF market, the barriers have been reduced to the level of buying stocks. Cryptocurrencies may really transform this time from "high-risk speculative products" into alternative assets that pension funds can handle. With more compliant products, the industry may have less speculation and more incentive to apply the technology.
Of course, the risks must be clarified: the cryptocurrencies themselves are unreasonably volatile, and the ETF may make it easier for ordinary investors to enter, but the losses could be more severe. How regulatory policies will be adjusted later, and whether market sentiment will suddenly shift, are all variable factors.
Do you think that the DOGE ETF will cause the price of the currency to rise, or will it end up being regulated?$BTC $DOGE