Once appeared as a “joke / meme coin”, Dogecoin is now entering the mainstream financial market. At the end of November 2025, Bitwise successfully listed the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF (ticker: BWOW) on the NYSE Arca, marking DOGE’s entry into the traditional financial infrastructure.
Compared to cryptocurrency exchanges, the regulatory and compliance systems for ETFs in stock exchanges like the Dow Jones and Nasdaq are more mature and standardized. Investing in DOGE through ETFs not only lowers the technical threshold for wallet and private key management but also makes it easier for institutional and traditional investors to participate in DOGE “legally and compliantly.”
The assets of the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF are custodied by Coinbase Custody Trust Company, ensuring custodial security. The management fee for this ETF is 0.34%, but during the first month after listing, no management fee will be charged until the asset size exceeds $500 million — providing a strong incentive for early entrants.
This means that for traditional securities account holders who want to try DOGE, the threshold is lower and the costs are more friendly. The launch of the ETF is expected to stimulate new buying and bring liquidity, thus promoting a price rise.
From a technical perspective, DOGE has been above the 20-day EMA in recent weeks, yet it is still being suppressed by a downward trend line that has been in place since October 27.
Currently, DOGE has received support at around 0.142 USD and has rebounded approximately 2% in the past 24 hours.
If the price can successfully break through this trend line and gain confirmation from technical indicators (such as RSI, Stochastic), bullish strength may push DOGE to $0.181, which is close to the 50-day EMA and provides certain psychological and technical support for bulls.
In addition, the news of the ETF listing itself may also have a positive impact on market sentiment, providing additional momentum for DOGE.
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The launch of the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF has brought unprecedented financial infrastructure support and opened the door to mainstream markets for DOGE. If DOGE can break through resistance with the help of technical factors and receive capital inflow, the prospect of “impacting $0.181” is not mere talk.
But this does not mean that investing in DOGE is a “steady asset.” A more appropriate perspective is to treat it as a “high-risk, high-return” speculative asset rather than a long-term stable investment.
For investors willing to bear volatility and risk, and who are focused on opportunities, this may be a moment worth paying attention to.
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