加密货币ETF迎来分水岭：美国首只狗狗币ETF获批上市

Group 1 - The SEC has approved the first meme coin-based ETF, Rex-Osprey Dogecoin ETF, marking a significant shift in cryptocurrency regulation under the leadership of Paul Atkins [1][2] - The approval of the Dogecoin ETF follows a 75-day regulatory review period, contrasting sharply with the previous administration's strict stance on cryptocurrencies [1] - Rex Financial and Osprey Funds are also launching the first XRP ETF and have applied for a $TRUMP ETF, with management fees of 1.5% for Dogecoin and 0.75% for XRP [1] Group 2 - The SEC's new simplified listing standards for cryptocurrency ETFs are expected to lead to a wave of new products tracking digital currencies next month [2] - Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have attracted over $175 billion in funds, with major asset management firms like BlackRock and Fidelity leading the market [2] - Analysts express concerns that the approval of meme coins could mislead investors into perceiving these assets as having economic value, unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum which have decentralized finance use cases [2] Group 3 - Eric Trump suggests that the growing demand for cryptocurrencies could attract global investment into the U.S., potentially "saving the dollar" [3] - Concerns about the U.S. dollar's status as a global reserve currency have been heightened due to trade wars and rising national debt [3] - The Trump family's cryptocurrency investments include Truth Social Bitcoin ETF and two meme coins, indicating a strategic interest in the digital asset space [3] Group 4 - Eric Trump defends the MELANIA and TRUMP meme coins as merely "entertainment," highlighting the trend of betting on celebrities and brands through digital currencies [4]