
Bitwise Will Close Its Dogecoin ETF Less Than a Year After Launch
Bitwise will liquidate BWOW, its Dogecoin ETF, on 22 October. Trading stops on 14 October, less than a year after the fund listed on NYSE Arca.
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Bitwise will liquidate BWOW, its Dogecoin ETF, on 22 October. Trading stops on 14 October, less than a year after the fund listed on NYSE Arca.

A Bitcoin Magazine post says 18% of Americans own crypto. The table beneath it is narrower: 176 current owners in a sample of 1,000 registered voters polled by Cygnal, or 17.6%. Other 2026 surveys land far apart.

A viral Instagram carousel says Warren Buffett called Bitcoin dead at $600 exactly 12 years ago. CNBC and CoinDesk show the remarks came from two March 2014 interviews eleven days apart. The quote was trimmed as well.

An Instagram post says Cathie Wood predicts Bitcoin at $1.5 million by 2030. ARK Invest does publish that number, but as the top of a three-case model whose base case sits near $710,000. The floor went missing.

A single-slide post circulating on Instagram sets out three multipliers: Bitcoin 2x by 2027, Ethereum 5x by 2028, altcoins 100x by 2029. It names no author and no method. Bitcoin traded near $77,000 on 10 September.

Bitcoin fell under $77,000 on 10 September after August producer prices came in at 5.4% against a 5.3% consensus. Outlets put the size of the drop at three different numbers. The 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007.

Five macro events fall between 10 and 18 September: two US inflation prints, a procedural Senate vote on crypto market-structure law, and rate decisions from the Fed and the Bank of Japan. Every date checks out against a primary schedule.

An Instagram post compared XRP with Bitcoin and the world's stock markets to argue it is still early. Two trackers put XRP near $89 billion on 9 September, against $1.59 trillion for Bitcoin.

ZCSH crossed $500 million in assets on Monday. A fifth of that arrived from DCG International Investments, which paid in 85,705 ZEC.

A watcher.guru carousel ranks the best-returning asset of each decade and ends with bitcoin at 9,000,000% for the 2010s. That figure traces to a Bank of America Securities note from December 2019. A second tally of the same decade lands at 8,900,000%.

CoinDesk says the 50-day average crossed the 200-day on Tuesday. Two other outlets measure it differently and put confirmation three days out.

CoinGecko counted 20.2 million tokens launched between mid-2021 and the end of 2025, and 53.2% were no longer actively traded. Public trackers put the current total anywhere from 8,949 to 59.08 million. The counts do not reconcile.