DOGE ETF Approval Imminent: Institutional Adoption on the Horizon

Dogecoin (DOGE) has seen a significant price surge of 4% to $0.18 following Bitwise's amended SEC filing for a Doge ETF, which has removed a key regulatory hurdle. The potential launch of the ETF as early as November 26-27, 2025, marks a pivotal moment for institutional adoption of the meme-inspired cryptocurrency. Large holders have offloaded over 3 billion DOGE in the past month, a move historically associated with market bottoms. Technical indicators, including a bullish MACD crossover, suggest growing momentum for DOGE. This development could pave the way for broader institutional participation and further price appreciation in the coming months.

Dogecoin ETF Nears Approval as Institutional Gateway Opens

Dogecoin's price surged 4% to $0.18 following Bitwise's amended SEC filing for a DOGE ETF, removing a key regulatory hurdle. The fund could launch as early as November 26-27 if regulators don't intervene, marking a potential inflection point for institutional adoption.

Large holders have offloaded over 3 billion DOGE in the past month—a historical bottom signal. Technical indicators show bullish momentum with MACD turning positive and RSI trending upward, though the meme coin remains 75% below its $0.73 all-time high.

Analysts note repeating patterns from previous bull cycles, but caution that Dogecoin faces multiple resistance levels before testing the $2.20 threshold. The ETF's accelerated approval process under SEC Section 8(a) bypasses typical delays, using CF Benchmarks' Dogecoin-Dollar pricing for NAV calculations.

Expert Predicts Dogecoin Poised for 2,725% Rally, Targets $5

Dogecoin (DOGE) shows signs of a potential historic rally, with one analyst projecting a 2,725% surge that could push the memecoin to $5. The prediction aligns with a broader wave of bullish sentiment surrounding the largest meme cryptocurrency by market cap.

Technical patterns suggest DOGE may be entering a breakout phase reminiscent of previous parabolic moves. Such a rally would require sustained retail interest and broader crypto market participation—factors that fueled Dogecoin's past rallies.

Binance Removes Underperforming Trading Pairs to Enhance User Experience

Binance is delisting several low-liquidity spot trading pairs, including C/BNB, C/FDUSD, DOGE/TUSD, and NIL/BNB, effective November 14, 2025. The MOVE follows routine platform evaluations aimed at optimizing market quality.

Affected assets remain tradable through alternative pairs. The exchange will automatically cancel open orders in terminated markets. Traders using spot bots must adjust strategies accordingly.