Dogecoin Opens The Floodgates: Here’s The Update On Shiba Inu And BONK ETFs

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Ah, Dogecoin! What once began as a mere community-driven jest, has somehow managed to waltz into the ETF market, leaving the entire meme-coin sector dumbfounded in its wake. And who’s knocking at the door next? Why, none other than Shiba Inu and BONK, of course. The once-dismissed tokens now find themselves being ogled by institutions, their value poised for institutional attention. You see, what started as a laughable token for internet enthusiasts is now a fully regulated financial product. What a world!

BONK Moves Ahead With A Fully Listed ETP In Europe

Now, let’s talk about BONK-a name that had its fair share of ridicule. But no more! BONK, in a move that can only be described as audacious, has launched its own exchange-traded product (ETP) on the SIX Swiss Exchange. Yes, you heard that right-one of Europe’s most prestigious markets now plays host to this meme-coin. And the result? An intraday rally that had traders doing a double-take, as though they were reading some absurd plot twist in a tawdry romance novel.

The SIX Swiss Exchange, Switzerland’s largest and Europe’s third-largest, has now become the home for BONK’s legitimacy. Imagine that-a meme coin rubbing elbows with the big boys. Investors no longer have to manage custody themselves; they can simply trade BONK like any other stock, as easy as buying a baguette in Paris. Oh, the wonders of regulated markets!

This milestone comes after BONK’s gradual rise within the Solana ecosystem-its trading volume and market cap steadily climbing, almost like a balloon finding its way to a celebration no one invited it to. But here it is, entering the world of regulated investments, earning respect that is rarely given to tokens born from the frenzy of online communities. And let’s face it, BONK has now solidified its place in a very exclusive club-one where meme coins can be taken seriously (and yes, this is the world we now live in).

Marcel Niederberger, the CEO of Bitcoin Capital, a firm well-versed in launching cryptocurrency ETPs across Europe, had this to say: “With the Bonk ETP now listed on SIX Swiss Exchange, investing in Bonk has never been easier. Investors don’t need crypto expertise; they can trade Bonk just like any other stock. We’re making community-driven digital assets accessible to everyone, while meeting high security and regulatory standards.” Who could have thought that a coin named after a bark would inspire such regulation?

Shiba Inu Attracting Institutional Interest

Ah, Shiba Inu-the token that just won’t stay out of the headlines. While it hasn’t yet secured its own exchange-traded product (ETP), it seems to be settling comfortably into the arms of the traditional financial world. You see, institutions are beginning to find it… interesting. Even though Shibarium’s recent activity has cooled, the SHIB token is still very much in the conversation, swirling in discussions about regulated exposure. It’s like that one friend who shows up uninvited but somehow charms their way into the spotlight.

One of the most notable moves came from T. Rowe Price, a titan of traditional finance with over $1.7 trillion in assets under management. They recently filed for an actively managed crypto ETF, and lo and behold-SHIB is listed among its holdings. Yes, really. Meanwhile, Shiba Inu has also made an appearance in Grayscale’s evaluation of cryptocurrencies deemed worthy of future spot-ETF models. Shiba Inu, with all its meme-driven energy, is being whispered about in boardrooms where billions are on the line. Isn’t life full of surprises?

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2025-12-01 18:14