Arthur Hayes: Dogecoin ETF may be launched at the end of this cycle

Odaily2024/06/16 14:53

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Odaily News BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes and Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal recently shared insights on the potential of a Dogecoin ETF on Coin Bureaus YouTube podcast. Arthur Hayes claimed that the Dogecoin ETF could be launched at the end of this cycle, and said that his prediction was based on the substantial growth rate of doge-themed meme coins over the years, highlighting Dogecoins status as the oldest meme coin in the cryptocurrency space, giving it an advantage over other meme-based cryptocurrencies. Pal also agreed with the BitMEX founders prediction that a Dogecoin ETF will appear at the end of the market cycle. He expressed strong support for a Dogecoin ETF and discussed the possibility with Jan van Eck, CEO of investment management firm and spot Bitcoin ETF provider VanEck. (bitcoinist)

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