U.S. regulators set a clear deadline for the first proposed spot-Dogecoin ETF while a foundation-aligned initiative claimed a half-billion-DOGE cache and picked its trading venue. The Securities and Exchange Commission designated Nov. 12, 2025 as the decision date on NYSE Arca’s plan to list the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF, and the Nasdaq bid to list the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF remains under formal proceedings. Separately, REX-Osprey’s DOJE fund became effective on paper, though a public exchange listing notice still was not posted. Meanwhile, House of Doge and CleanCore said the “Official Dogecoin Treasury” crossed 500 million DOGE and will use Bitstamp by Robinhood.
SEC sets final clock on Bitwise DOGE ETF
The SEC published an order in the Federal Register on Sept. 12 designating Nov. 12, 2025 as the date by which it will approve or disapprove NYSE Arca’s proposed rule change to list the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF under Rule 8.201-E. The notice follows earlier extensions and confirms the rulemaking timetable for the first spot-DOGE fund proposed on that exchange.
The Commission’s own releasefile reflects the same docket details, including the March 17 publication of the initial notice and the April 29 use of Section 19(b)(2) to extend review. Together, the filings outline a standard path: comment window, extension, and a final decision deadline.
As of today, no additional Bitwise-DOGE action appears on the SEC’s docket beyond the Sept. 12 designation. The next procedural step is a final order by the Commission on or before the stated date.
Nasdaq’s 21Shares DOGE bid stays under proceedings
A separate application to list the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF on Nasdaq remains in the “instituting proceedings” phase. The SEC issued the proceedings order on Aug. 14, and the Federal Register posted it on Aug. 19, laying out issues for consideration and inviting further comment.
The 21Shares file has already seen a longer-period designation following the initial notice on May 13. The Commission’s proceedings order does not signal outcome; it formalizes the framework to approve or disapprove after additional analysis.
No fresh entries were posted after Aug. 19 on the SEC’s page for this file as of publication time today. The next visible update would be a final order or another timing action.
REX-Osprey’s DOJE is effective on paper; listing notice still absent
On Sept. 4, ETF Opportunities Trust filed a Rule 485BXT amendment that set Sept. 12, 2025 as the new effective date for a post-effective amendment covering several series, including the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF (DOJE). That step finalizes prospectus language at the trust level.
However, an effective registration does not itself place a fund on an exchange. As of today, no public exchange listing notice for DOJE is posted on Cboe’s New Listings page, and recent Nasdaq trader alerts likewise show no DOJE listing item. Market calendars and media reports pointed to a mid-September launch window, but the official listing notice is the operational trigger.
Because exchange notices can post close to first trade, the absence of a published item at this hour simply means the listing has not been formally announced on those public pages yet. We will update if an official notice appears.
“Official Dogecoin Treasury” tops 500M DOGE; Bitstamp by Robinhood named as venue
House of Doge, the commercial arm authorized by the Dogecoin Foundation, and CleanCore Solutions (NYSE American: ZONE) said their “Official Dogecoin Treasury” surpassed 500 million DOGE in holdings last week. Company statements describe a path toward higher targets as capital from a previously announced private placement is deployed.
On Sept. 9, the parties announced a strategic partnership with Bitstamp by Robinhood, naming it the trading venue and custody platform for the treasury. Multiple press releases and trade-press summaries carried the same language, and CleanCore’s investor site posted corresponding materials.
Earlier disclosures also said attorney Alex Spiro would chair CleanCore’s board as the initiative launched, linking the effort to a high-profile corporate governance figure. Independent coverage corroborated the appointment in the context of the treasury’s creation.
Dogecoin faces on chain resistance at 0.355
Dogecoin meets a dense supply wall near 0.355, according to the UTXO Realized Price Distribution from Glassnode shared by Ali. The histogram shows a large share of coins last moved around that level. As price revisits the same zone, many holders can break even, so they often sell. Consequently, that realized supply cluster creates resistance that the market must absorb before any clear advance.
Moreover, the distribution highlights how on chain positioning translates into order flow. Wallets that transacted near 0.355 sit close to parity and therefore become natural liquidity providers. When price approaches their cost basis, offers tend to rise and momentum can stall unless new demand outweighs that inventory. Because URPD maps actual coin age and spend prices, it gives a cleaner read of pressure points than simple spot volume profiles.
However, if buyers clear the 0.355 band with convincing volume and sustained acceptance above it, the resistance should thin and slippage can improve. Until then, traders will likely treat that zone as the first hurdle on any recovery path. Meanwhile, lower URPD nodes mark areas where realized supply is lighter, which can act as interim support if the market rotates back to prior cost bases.
Dogecoin prints rising wedge; a confirmed breakout implies ~79% move to ~$0.494
Dogecoin DOGE/USD trades inside a rising wedge that has guided price higher since late June, with higher lows meeting a flattening ceiling around $0.29 on the daily chart. Buyers pushed into the upper boundary in recent sessions, while the 50-day EMA near $0.230 remains the dynamic floor. As momentum compresses between the converging trendlines, the next decisive close will set direction, and volume already shows an uptick as price hugs resistance.
A rising wedge is a narrowing pattern of higher highs and higher lows that signals fading momentum as buyers and sellers converge. It often resolves with a break outside the pattern, and the follow-through—up or down—usually accelerates as pent-up orders release. Therefore, the confirmation comes from a daily close beyond a boundary, backed by firm volume and sustained acceptance on subsequent candles.
If Dogecoin closes above the wedge’s top and holds that level, the measured objective from the current print of $0.2759 points about 79% higher to roughly $0.494. That projection aligns with the overhead objective marked near $0.496 on the chart. However, a decisive close back inside the range or beneath the rising lower rail would negate the breakout case and put the 50-day EMA back in focus as the next support area.
RSI momentum turns up for Dogecoin — Sept. 15, 2025
Dogecoin’s daily RSI reads about 66 and sits above its signal average near 59. The oscillator also holds over the 50 midpoint, which marks a positive momentum regime. After a soft patch in late August, RSI climbed steadily and printed a higher high this week, showing improving participation behind the move.
Moreover, the recent crossover above the signal average confirms that buyers regained control. Pullbacks since early September have found support well above 45 on the oscillator, so momentum cooled without breaking trend. This pattern usually supports continuation as long as RSI stays north of the 50 line.
However, RSI now approaches the 70 to 75 band that capped the early August surge. As it nears that zone, conditions can tighten and volatility can rise. If RSI holds above 55 to 58 on dips, the momentum picture remains constructive. If it slips below that area, the setup would lose strength and the focus would shift back to mean reversion.
MACD turns positive and accelerates — Sept. 15, 2025
Dogecoin’s daily MACD shows the momentum backdrop strengthening. The MACD line sits around 0.0145, well above the signal near 0.0082, while the histogram prints about 0.0063 in positive territory. After reclaiming the zero line in early September, the indicator steepened and now records its strongest upswing since early August, signaling faster upside momentum.
Moreover, the bullish crossover that formed in early September held through minor pullbacks. The histogram briefly contracted but did not flip negative, then expanded again as the MACD line pushed to a higher high versus the prior thrust. This sequence—zero-line recapture, sustained positive histogram, and a higher MACD high—indicates momentum has broadened rather than faded.
However, near term checks still matter. If the histogram starts to contract toward zero while price stalls, momentum would be cooling even without an immediate sell signal. A confirmed loss of strength would appear if the MACD crosses back below the signal or slips under the zero line. Until then, the indicator profile remains consistent with a constructive trend phase.
