Bitwise запустила биржевой фонд на Dogecoin

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-06-25Last updated on 2025-11-26

Компания Bitwise Asset Management запустила биржевой фонд (ETF), привязанный к криптовалюте Dogecoin. ETF торгуется под тикером BWOW на фондовой бирже NYSE Arca.

BWOW собирается взимать комиссию за управление в размере 0,34%, однако в первый месяц комиссия останется нулевой — или пока объем вложений в фонд не достигнет $500 млн. Запуск ETF последовал после долгого рассмотрения заявки Bitwise Комиссией по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) — регулятор переносил вынесение решения.

BWOW намерен отслеживать динамику курса DOGE, а базовые активы будут храниться в трастовой компании Coinbase Custody, объявила компания. Bitwise объявила, что ее биржевой фонд не зарегистрирован в соответствии с американским законом об инвестиционных компаниях 1940 года, поэтому не попадает под действие правил, регулирующих паевые инвестиционные фонды. То есть инвесторы в BWOW подвержены аналогичным рискам, что и люди, непосредственно владеющие криптовалютой DOGE.

Руководство Bitwise считает, что мемтокен Dogecoin достиг уровня, достойного инвестиционного продукта, которым можно торговать на традиционных биржах. Dogecoin входит в топ-10 криптовалют по рыночной капитализации с показателем $22,8 млрд и ежедневным объемом торгов около $1,5 млрд.

Несколько дней назад инвестиционная компания Grayscale запустила DOGE-ETF, который стал первым в США спотовым биржевым фондом на эту мемную монету. Однако в первый день после запуска GXRP приток средств был околонулевым, выяснили аналитики SoSoValue.

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