So, even though some analysts now give a Dogecoin ETF a 74% chance of being approved this year, this is one ETF that I would definitely avoid. While ETFs are highly regulated, meme coins are not.

Once created, meme coins can trade on various exchanges. People can buy and sell them on centralized exchanges such as Coinbase Global and Binance, once they are approved for listing, or on ...

XRP crypto was all over the news this week thanks to the announcement of our crypto president on the U.S. crypto reserve ...

Ripple (XRP) is experiencing a surge in investor optimism, driven by regulatory developments, institutional interest and ...

Unlike traditional meme coin, which is meant only to embody ... Musk Family Endorsed and Approved.

While meme coins can soar in value during very short periods of time, they are typically unable to replicate those returns over longer time horizons. An ETF investment product would do little to ...

The drama surrounding the conversion of APE shares is over. Bankruptcy should be off the table for AMC, but now dilution is now back on the table. A Delaware court-approved settlement for ...

That gives the meme coin a paper valuation of $8.9 billion ... So far, regulators have not approved ETFs tied to those coins. In addition, ProShares hopes to win approval to launch leveraged ...

Tech mogul Elon Musk reposted a meme on X that called those who benefit from U.S. federal programs the "Parasite Class." The X account @Liberty_Memes created the original meme (archived ...