Thumzup Snaps Up $2M in DOGE as Historic Dogecoin ETF Debuts in U.S.

Thumzup Media just dropped a cool $2 million on Dogecoin—right as the first-ever DOGE ETF hits U.S. markets. Timing? Impeccable. Or desperate. Depends who you ask.

Why This Move Matters

Thumzup isn’t just throwing cash at a meme. This buy signals serious institutional interest—right as regulatory gates swing open. The ETF launch gives everyday investors easy exposure without the hassle of wallets, keys, or remembering which cousin mined DOGE back in 2014.

The Ripple Effect

Expect more players to jump in. Hedge funds, family offices—maybe even your dentist. Liquidity pumps, volatility might calm, and DOGE gets one step closer to respectability. Or at least, profitable joke status.

Cynical Take

Because nothing says 'mature asset class' like an ETF backed by a currency inspired by a Shiba Inu. Wall Street’s finally found a way to fee-ify even the meme coins—your 2% expense ratio at work.

Bottom line: Love it or mock it, DOGE just went mainstream. And Thumzup’s betting $2 million that it’s here to stay.

Company focuses on broadening leadership

To strengthen its market presence, Thumzup is also making its leadership team stronger. The firm recently added DogeOS CEO and MyDoge Leader Jordan Jefferson and Alex Hoffman, Head of Ecosystem at DogeOS, to its crypto Advisory Board. 

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