【The coin with the loudest hype, but its ETF is already cooling off 🐶💀】
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The coin everyone was hyping up the most got into brokerage accounts, but nobody bought in. The spot ETF for $DOGE is about to be liquidated. It’s been listed for just 10 months, and now it’s on its way out. The news came out on 10-08, and it was issued by a leading ETF firm. The contrast is hard to miss. 🐶
The ETF is called BWOW. It was issued by Bitwise and listed on November 25, 2025. All told, it hasn’t even been around for a year. The idea was to give retail investors a regulated way in. The door stayed open, but nobody came through. 📉
The issuer’s CEO called it a “tragedy.” He said it exposed a gap: ETF buyers and app users are two different groups. There are plenty of people trading $DOGE on exchanges, but things go quiet once it reaches brokerage accounts. Personally, I think that’s a pretty candid take. 💬
On 10-07, money started flowing out. $BTC saw $485 million in outflows in a single day—the biggest daily outflow since June 25. ETH didn’t look much better. It had $161 million in daily outflows, a nine-month high. Money is moving out, and this isn’t just about Dogecoin. 📉
What’s interesting is how the issuer is changing course. It launched a NEAR spot ETF and said it plans to invest more in AI. That’s really an admission of something: coin ETFs alone can no longer attract enough volume. They need a different story to tell. 🔄
I think that’s the signal. An ETF getting listed doesn’t mean money will flow in. This product went from approval to closure in just 10 months. Getting listed is quick, and so is getting delisted. What retail investors see as “good news” may just be a trial run. Don’t mistake an issuer testing the waters for a change in the tide. 🎯
📌 In a nutshell: More ETF approvals don’t mean more buyers.
Have you ever bought a coin ETF like this? Let’s talk in the comments.
#XRP现货ETF持仓17亿美元周流入放缓
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The coin everyone was hyping up the most got into brokerage accounts, but nobody bought in. The spot ETF for $DOGE is about to be liquidated. It’s been listed for just 10 months, and now it’s on its way out. The news came out on 10-08, and it was issued by a leading ETF firm. The contrast is hard to miss. 🐶
The ETF is called BWOW. It was issued by Bitwise and listed on November 25, 2025. All told, it hasn’t even been around for a year. The idea was to give retail investors a regulated way in. The door stayed open, but nobody came through. 📉
The issuer’s CEO called it a “tragedy.” He said it exposed a gap: ETF buyers and app users are two different groups. There are plenty of people trading $DOGE on exchanges, but things go quiet once it reaches brokerage accounts. Personally, I think that’s a pretty candid take. 💬
On 10-07, money started flowing out. $BTC saw $485 million in outflows in a single day—the biggest daily outflow since June 25. ETH didn’t look much better. It had $161 million in daily outflows, a nine-month high. Money is moving out, and this isn’t just about Dogecoin. 📉
What’s interesting is how the issuer is changing course. It launched a NEAR spot ETF and said it plans to invest more in AI. That’s really an admission of something: coin ETFs alone can no longer attract enough volume. They need a different story to tell. 🔄
I think that’s the signal. An ETF getting listed doesn’t mean money will flow in. This product went from approval to closure in just 10 months. Getting listed is quick, and so is getting delisted. What retail investors see as “good news” may just be a trial run. Don’t mistake an issuer testing the waters for a change in the tide. 🎯
📌 In a nutshell: More ETF approvals don’t mean more buyers.
Have you ever bought a coin ETF like this? Let’s talk in the comments.
#XRP现货ETF持仓17亿美元周流入放缓