Dogizen eyes market debut as 21Shares files for Polkadot spot ETF

Dogizen,
the
first
Telegram
game
with
an
initial
coin
offering,
is
poised
for
a
major
market
debut
when
its
presale
ends
in
under
a
week.

At
over
$3.8
million
in
early
bids
so
far,

Dogizen
(DOGIZ)
stands
out
as
one
of
the
top
presale
projects
in
the
market
in
early
2025.

Meanwhile,
there’s
notable
interest
in
Polkadot
(DOT)
amid
broader
market
enthusiasm.
Specifically,
asset
manager
21Shares
has
filed
for
a
Polkaddot
spot
exchange-traded
fund
with
the
US
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission.

Is
a
Polkadot
ETF
coming?

On
Jan.
31,
ETF
provider
21Shares
officially
filed
an
S-1
registration
with
the
SEC
seeking
approval
for
the
listing
of
Polkadot
Trust.

There
are
other
Polkadot
ETFs
in
Europe.
However,
this
is
the
first
ETF
application
for
a
DOT
ETF
in
the
US.

21Shares
outlining
plans
to
list
and
trade
the
fund’s
common
shares
on
the
Cboe
BZX
Exchange.

Like
other
spot
ETFs,
the
Polkadot
Trust
targets
tracking
the
spot
price
of
DOT.
Its
potential
launch
could
draw
attention
to
the
altcoin.

Spot
Bitcoin
ETFs
have
witnessed
huge
success
in
the
one
year
since
the
SEC
approved
them
for
trading
in
January
2024.

Analysts
have
pointed
out
that
the
interest
in
the
funds
coupled
with
other
factors
such
as
Donald
Trump’s
election,
are
what
hoisted
Bitcoin
to
its
all-time
high
above
$108k.
Could
this
trend
hold
for
the
various
tokens
eyeing
ETFs
like
XRP,
Solana,
Dogecoin
and
now,
Polkadot?

Bloomberg
ETF
analyst
James
Seyffart
says
the
market
will
decide
on
the
issue
of
demand.

Why
is
Dogizen
trending?

Having
launched
its
ICO
on
Telegram,
a
950
million
user
platform,
Dogizen
has
entered
the
final
week
of
presale
before
it
makes
its
market
debut.

The
news
that
DOGIZ
will
go
live
on
Sui,
a
layer-1
blockchain
that
offers
an
expansive
user
base
and
greater
promise
has
further

fueled
investor
interest.

Sui
recently
integrated
the
non-custodial
multichain
wallet
Phantom,
a
development
that
places
Dogizen
on
track
for
a
new
adoption
base.
The
attention
and
potential
means
Dogizen’s
upcoming
launch
could
rival
recent
Telegram
game
apps
Catizen,
Hamster
Kombat
and
Notcoin.

While
Hamster
Kombat,
Catizen
and
other
GameFi
tokens
on
Telegram
witnessed
significant
success
in
terms
of
attracting
millions
of
players,
the
airdrop
approach
meant
most
participants
sold-off
after
token
claims.

DOGIZ
makes
a
case
for
itself
with
the
ICO
approach.
Notably,
the
over
1
million
players
and
thousands
more
to
take
part
in
the
presale
are
likely
to
become
long
term
holders
as
they
target
the
future
of
gaming
on
Telegram.

Dogizen’s
presale
ends
on
Feb.
7

Less
than
a
week
to
snag
your

$DOGIZ
before
the
presale’s
over!
⏳

This
is
your
shot
to
get
in
early
on
the
first
Telegram
ICO
and
ride
the
wave
as
Dogizen
launches.
Don’t
wait
–
opportunities
like
this
don’t
come
around
twice.
????

Join
now
????

https://t.co/rM5DLsQHLh

pic.twitter.com/OTZ49IREhY

—
Dogizen
(@DogizenGame)

January
31,
2025

Currently,
presale
participants
can
position
with
Dogizen
at
a
bargain
price.

Per
details
on
the
presale
page,
the
Telegram
game’s
native
token’s
price
is
just
$0.000085.
With
the
market
cap
at
just
$10
million,
its
a
massive
room
for
appreciation
for
Dogizen
if
this
were
to
get
to
$100
million,
$200
million
or
more.

That’s
why
it
is
easy
to
fathom
why
enthusiasts
are
eyeing
the
token
sale
before
it
ends
on
February
7,
2025.

Interested
in
Dogizen?
Visit
the

official
website.