The variety of spot ETF products in the cryptocurrency markets is expanding rapidly. One of the most active companies in this area, Grayscale Investments, has made a fresh application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to convert its Dogecoin 
$0.136431 Trust fund into an exchange-traded fund (ETF). If approved, this move will pave the way for the first Dogecoin ETF in the United States.
Coinbase Selected as Custodian and Broker
According to Grayscale’s application, the proposed Dogecoin ETF’s custodial and principal brokerage services will be handled by Coinbase. The fund is slated to trade on the NYSE Arca exchange under the symbol “GDOG”. NYSE Arca had previously submitted a separate application for listing Grayscale’s Dogecoin Trust product. This development indicates that institutional investors’ interest in meme coins is shifting towards regulated markets.
Parallel Applications for Ethereum Products
On the same day, NYSE Arca submitted amendment proposals for Grayscale’s Ethereum 
$3,094 Trust ETF and its smaller-scaled “mini” version. These products can be launched under new listing standards recently approved by the SEC. The new rules aim to facilitate faster and less impeded approval for crypto funds.
Grayscale’s Dogecoin ETF application is part of a wave of ETF submissions that have been gaining momentum recently. The SEC’s latest decisions could pave the way for different crypto assets to enter the fund market, not just limited to Bitcoin 
$91,081 and Ethereum. Although the approval process remains uncertain, if the GDOG fund is accepted, it will be a significant step towards incorporating meme coins into mainstream investment tools.
Meanwhile, alongside these developments in the ETF market, the recent positive signals from the SEC regarding Ethereum ETF applications have garnered attention. This situation suggests that various crypto assets might soon be offered to investors with ETF options in the near future.
