21Shares’ Spot Dogecoin ETF Listed on DTCC’s Active Roster

21Shares' proposed spot Dogecoin ETF, under the ticker TDOG, has been listed on the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) roster. This procedural step allows broker-dealers to begin operational checks but does not imply regulatory approval.

Spot Dogecoin ETF Progress

TDOG's listing on DTCC is a routine step that precedes launches of ETFs but offers no guarantee of timing or outcome.
The US SEC continues to review 21Shares’ application. Nasdaq filed a proposal in April for listing the ETF, which would hold DOGE and be valued against CF Benchmarks’ pricing.
On September 18, the SEC approved generic listing standards for spot commodity and digital-asset ETFs, potentially shortening launch windows but maintaining asset-specific scrutiny.
Grayscale has also filed for a spot Dogecoin ETF, following the SEC's delay on 21Shares’ application.
Rex-Osprey’s DOJE ETF, with hybrid exposure, recently launched, showing strong investor interest.

Market Implications

DOGE traded around $0.240 at press time, showing little change despite the DTCC listing. The market often reacts to operational progress.
Bitcoin's performance may influence DOGE's price more than the ETF's procedural steps.
ETF listings like TDOG tend to amplify existing market trends rather than create new ones.
The next decisive price catalyst likely depends on Bitcoin breaking its current trading range.

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