The REX‑Osprey DOGE ETF (ticker DOJE) is poised to be the first U.S. Dogecoin exchange‑traded fund, filed under the Investment Company Act of 1940 using a Cayman subsidiary to gain DOGE exposure; the prospectus was declared effective by the SEC and the fund may begin trading as early as next week.
Rex Shares and Osprey filed an SEC prospectus to launch a Dogecoin ETF under the 40 Act.
The ETF will use a Cayman subsidiary structure, mirroring Rex’s prior Solana staking ETF approach.
Competing applicants such as Grayscale and Bitwise remain under SEC review; Rex’s 40 Act route could enable faster market entry.
Dogecoin ETF: REX‑Osprey files under 40 Act, using a Cayman subsidiary for DOGE exposure — watch for ticker DOJE; read the prospectus and expected timeline.
What is the REX‑Osprey DOGE ETF and how will it trade?
The REX‑Osprey DOGE ETF is an exchange‑traded fund filed to provide investors with exposure to Dogecoin through a Cayman Islands subsidiary and registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. The prospectus indicates the fund would trade under the ticker DOJE once listed.
How does the Cayman subsidiary structure work under the 40 Act?
The fund seeks DOGE exposure via the REX‑Osprey DOGE (Cayman) Portfolio S.P., an offshore vehicle holding the cryptocurrency. This structure allows a 40 Act fund to comply with U.S. regulatory constraints while obtaining exposure to assets that may be restricted for domestic holdings.
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The prospectus states the subsidiary’s investment strategies and risks are effectively those of the fund. Market participants describe the approach as a practical path for bringing certain crypto assets to a 40 Act ETF vehicle.
Rex and Osprey used the same Cayman subsidiary method for a prior Solana staking ETF. That precedent, combined with the SEC’s recent operational steps on crypto ETF mechanics, may allow the REX‑Osprey DOGE ETF to list sooner than filings relying solely on traditional registration routes.
Grayscale and Bitwise have submitted Dogecoin ETF applications using conventional registration pathways; their filings remain under SEC review. The REX‑Osprey prospectus shows an alternate route that industry analysts say may accelerate approval and listing.
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