Launching Today First U.S. Spot DOGE and Spot XRP ETFs: DOJE and XRPR

Crypto access just took another step into mainstream markets. REX-Osprey, the collaboration between REX Shares and Osprey Funds, launched two new exchange-traded funds on Cboe today: the REX-Osprey DOGE ETF (DOJE) and the REX-Osprey XRP ETF (XRPR). They are the first U.S.-listed ETFs to offer spot exposure to Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP, respectively. Business Wire

What’s launching

DOJE (Cboe: DOJE): The market’s first Dogecoin ETF, designed to provide direct spot exposure to DOGE within a regulated fund wrapper that investors can trade via traditional brokerage accounts.

XRPR (Cboe: XRPR): An ETF providing spot XRP exposure; the fund seeks to hold a majority of its assets directly in XRP, with the remainder in exchange-traded products backed by XRP.

Why it matters

REX-Osprey positions these launches as another milestone in moving crypto-native assets into familiar, regulated ETF structures. The firm highlights the protections and oversight associated with the U.S. ’40 Act ETF regime, aiming to pair crypto access with the safeguards of traditional finance. Business Wire

Context from the issuer

Today’s debuts follow REX-Osprey’s July 2 launch of the SOL + Staking ETF (SSK), which the firm says was the first U.S.-listed ETF to combine spot Solana exposure with on-chain staking rewards. REX-Osprey also notes that on Sept. 1, SSK converted to a Regulated Investment Company (RIC) structure while maintaining its spot-plus-staking strategy. Business Wire

Key considerations

Like any crypto-linked vehicle, DOJE and XRPR come with elevated risks—including price volatility, regulatory uncertainty, liquidity considerations, and operational risks tied to crypto market infrastructure. The issuer emphasizes that investing in either fund is not the same as holding DOGE or XRP directly, and encourages investors to review each fund’s prospectus for objectives, fees, and risks before investing.