Crypto ETF Update: Rex-Osprey’s XRP ETF, DOGE ETF to Launch Friday as SEC Review Ends

Rex-Osprey’s crypto ETF fund has been projected to launch on Friday following the completion of its SEC Review period. This fund includes XRP ETF, DOGE ETF, BONK ETF, TRUMP ETF, and Bitcoin ETF.

Rex Osprey Crypto ETF Clears SEC Review Window

Several Rex-Osprey crypto ETFs have passed the SEC’s 75-day review period without objection. This has set the stage for a possible Friday launch. The lineup includes the REX-Osprey BONK ETF, TRUMP ETF, Bitcoin ETF, XRP ETF, and the DOGE ETF.

Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas shared this in an interview. He also stated that 40 Act funds do not fully invest in spot crypto. If the SEC remains silent through the review period, issuers are permitted to move forward after 75 days. 

Unless there is an unexpected objection, the funds are set to debut on U.S. markets this week officially. This comes after Rex Osprey submitted the crypto ETF filing 7-8 months ago. 

Meanwhile, Rex Osprey submitted another DOGE ETF filing, poised to become the first approved regulated fund in the U.S. offering exposure to Dogecoin. Marketed as the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF (ticker: DOJE), the product aims to give both retail and institutional investors.

The potential approval of these ETFs signals a shift in U.S. regulatory attitudes. This comes amid the SEC’s cautious approach to other crypto-related products.

SEC Extends Reviews on Other Crypto ETF Applications

Not all crypto ETFs are moving forward as smoothly. Just this week, the SEC extended its review of the Franklin Solana and XRP ETFs. This pushes the deadline to November 14, 2025. This marks the second extension for these applications, following delays earlier in April and June.

Similarly, the Commission postponed its ruling on the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF until November 12, 2025. The regulator has also extended BlackRock’s request to incorporate staking into its Ethereum ETF. They also shared that the final decision is now due by October 30. 

The SEC is carefully checking products related to new or risky areas in the digital asset industry. This is why there are delays.

The upcoming launch of Rex-Osprey’s products shows that the regulated crypto ETF market is gaining momentum in the U.S. Even though these funds don’t make direct investments in real assets, more institutions will participate if they are approved.

These introductions also point to the growing importance of digital assets in the American financial system.