PANews reported on April 9 that according to Globenewswire, cryptocurrency ETP issuer 21Shares AG has reached an exclusive cooperation with House of Doge, a commercial organization of the Dogecoin Foundation, to launch the first ETP product officially certified by the Dogecoin Foundation (code: DOGE), which will be listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange SIX. 21Shares Dogecoin ETP is 100% backed by physical assets, and the management fee of the product is 2.5%.
21Shares Partners with House of Doge to Launch Dogecoin ETP in Europe
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