Crypto index fund manager Bitwise has submitted a filing for a Dogecoin ETF, prompting analyst Ali Martinez to say it could fire DOGE to $15.

Another company has shown interest in memecoin ETFs as Bitwise took the first step toward issuing a $DOGE ETF, registering a Bitwise Dogecoin ETF entity in Delaware Wednesday.

Crypto fund manager Bitwise Asset Management has officially filed for a Dogecoin (DOGE) exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The news broke after the company submitted its registration to the Delaware Department of State’s Division of Corporations on Jan.

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Dogecoin (DOGE) fans cheered as Bitwise Asset Management filed for a Dogecoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) in Delaware.

The company has registered “BITWISE DOGECOIN ETF” as a legal entity with Delaware’s Department of State’s Division of Corporations, possibly setting the stage for an official ETF filing with the SEC. In a statement shared with Invezz on email, the company confirmed that that the filing is legitimate and was filed by Bitwise.

Bitwise Asset Management has registered a Delaware entity for a potential Dogecoin ETF, marking an initial step toward possible product development

The Bollinger Bands are narrowing, signaling reduced volatility and a consolidation phase that often precedes sharp directional moves. DOGE’s price is testing the lower band at $0.35, indicating oversold conditions and potential for upward momentum if buyers regain control.

Nate Gercai, President of ETF Store, highlighted the surprising absence of filings for a Dogecoin ETF. In a January 15 post on X, he emphasized Dogecoin’s position as the seventh-largest digital asset by market capitalization.