Grayscale ha lanzado un nuevo producto de inversión que proporciona exposición a Dogecoin (DOGE), señalando un cambio en cómo el gestor de activos ve la memecoin que antes se descartaba.La empresa cree que DOGE ha evolucionado más allá del humor en internet y podría desempeñar un papel en la accesibilidad financiera a nivel global.El momentum del ETF de Dogecoin creceEl recién introducido Dogecoin Trust opera como un fondo cerrado con una tarifa de gestión del 2,5% para los inversores. Este movimiento sigue a los desarrollos políticos en Estados Unidos, donde el presidente Donald Trump estableció el Departamento de Eficiencia Gubernamental (D.O.G.E.) bajo el liderazgo de Elon Musk:. “Estamos orgullosos de anunciar un nuevo fondo de inversión cripto de un solo activo, Grayscale Dogecoin Trust DOGE. Dogecoin está ayudando a grupos desatendidos por la infraestructura financiera tradicional a participar en el sistema financiero,” Grayscale escribió en X (anteriormente Twitter). Leer más: ¿Cómo comprar Dogecoin (DOGE) en 2025? Todo lo que necesitas saberDesde la victoria de Trump, varias firmas de inversión han presentado solicitudes para ETF de memecoins, incluyendo Dogecoin. El ex presidente de la SEC Gary Gensler había resistido tales productos, pero el cambio en el sentimiento regulatorio ha llevado a una ola de nuevas aplicaciones.Más temprano esta semana, Bitwise presentó oficialmente una solicitud para un ETF de Dogecoin, buscando aprobación bajo la Ley de Valores

Asset manager Grayscale launched a Dogecoin Trust early Friday morning, offering institutional and accredited investors the opportunity to allocate to crypto’s original meme coin.Known for its spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, which also began as private placements, Grayscale believes the $49.7 billion meme coin is no longer a laughing matter.The firm believes that Dogecoin has morphed over the years from a simple meme coin to a “tool for global financial inclusion, grassroots activism, and a viable means of payment,” according to a press release.With a now seemingly crypto-friendly Securities and Exchange Commission under President Donald Trump, asset managers have filed a flurry of applications for spot ETFs covering several cryptocurrencies, including Dogecoin, Litecoin and XRP. Grayscale’s announcement Friday doesn’t represent such a move, but it does reflect how institutions are adapting to a new regulatory environment.“We believe, as a faster, cheaper, and more scalable derivative of Bitcoin, Dogecoin is helping groups underserved by legacy financial infrastructure to participate in the financial system,” Rayhaneh Sharif-Askary, Grayscale’s Head of Product Research, said in a statement.A year ago, the prospect of a Dogecoin ETF may have seemed far-fetched. But on Tuesday, the asset manager Bitwise threw its hat into the ring, filing for a Dogecoin ETF that could broaden access among investors to tech CEO Elon Musk’s favorite cryptocurrency.Dogecoin traded hands at $0.33 Friday, edging down 1% over the past day. The coin’s price dipped earlier this week as concerns from China’s DeepSeek rattled tech markets, and the asset took a hit last week after its logo was removed from the Department of Government Efficiency’s website.While Grayscale’s Dogecoin Trust will be backed solely by Dogecoin, the canine crypto is already classified as the largest asset in the firm’s Consumer and Culture Crypto Sector. That sector also includes Shiba Inu (SHIB) and The Sandbox (SAND).The announcement isn’t a total surprise. Grayscale hinted in an October blog post that Dogecoin was among several assets “under consideration” for inclusion in future products

Jennifer Rosenthal, who was the former head of communications at Grayscale, will be starting in her new role on Monday.