Dogecoin—SEC officially classified as a 'digital commodity', ETF has landed on NASDAQ, X Money public beta in April

On March 20, the U.S. SEC did something significant—**officially classifying Dogecoin as a 'digital commodity'**, standing alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. This means that the 'securities risk' that has loomed over Dogecoin for the past three years has been completely eliminated.

Even more explosive, the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF (TDOG) has already started trading on NASDAQ, allowing institutional funds to enter compliantly. Grayscale Investments has also clearly stated that Shiba Inu coin meets the spot ETF standards. Meanwhile, Musk confirmed that X Money will launch a public beta in April, integrating Visa debit cards and payment rails to serve 600 million users. The market generally expects DOGE to become the native settlement layer of this ecosystem.

On-chain data is also supporting this—whales have net increased their holdings of 170 million DOGE in the past few days, valued at approximately $285 million, while small holders are panic selling. As regulatory status solidifies, the ETF has gone live, and X Payments is counting down, the DOGE in your hands may be standing at the turning point from 'meme coin' to 'institutional asset'.

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