The unthinkable's about to happen. 

Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas says we might see Dogecoin and TRUMP coin ETFs hitting markets by April 2025. 

Wall Street seems to be going full meme coin degen, and it feels so good.

Memeology 101

REX Shares and Osprey Funds aren't wasting any time with their filings. 

They're filing under the 1940 Investment Company Act, which could speed things up with a 75-day review. 

That's the same path that worked for Bitcoin ETFs, and now they're trying it with memes.

DOGE is now as much a funny coin as it is a legitimate government agency.

Elon Musk is running the Department of Government Efficiency (yes, also called DOGE), so the original meme coin now has some serious backing from the world’s richest man. 

TRUMP token has an even wilder story– it hit $14.5 billion market cap before Trump himself said he barely knew about it. A quote taken heavily out of context, but still had the power to drop the market cap to $7.9 billion.

Even with that kneecapping, TRUMP remains crypto's 25th largest player.

A New SEC Rises

With Gensler gone, everything is changing rapidly. 

The same SEC that used to say no to everything is now looking at approving meme coin ETFs. 

That's what a new administration can do to crypto regulation – overnight overhauls that feel like years in the making.

We’re seeing the bridging of two worlds happening rapidly right before our eyes. 

Traditional investors who'd never touch a crypto wallet might soon buy DOGE through their retirement accounts. 

That's the kind of adoption crypto's been waiting for.

Where Memes Go From Here

Wall Street banks selling shares in a coin based on a dog meme and another inspired by the President is a future we didn’t have on our bingo cards. 

But, if that sounds crazy, remember – Bitcoin ETFs seemed impossible not long ago, and a decade ago, it was just funny internet money.

It’s important to remember that nobody is guaranteeing approval. 

These are still meme coins, and they're as volatile as ever. 

When Trump was misrepresented by saying he didn't know much about his namesake token, it lost half its value. 

That's the kind of risk traditional ETF investors aren't used to.

Buckle Up, The Future is Here

April is coming up fast. 

If these ETFs get approved, we’re looking at big market validation on top of new investment options. 

Meme coins moving from crypto Twitter to the New York Stock Exchange would mark a new chapter in not only our industry but for finance as a whole.

Meme coins aren’t just for degens anymore when we're talking about them in the same breath as mutual funds and pension plans. 

The lines between traditional and crypto finance seem to be slowly disappearing – which is good and bad news, depending on which side of finance you stand.