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If you hold memecoins the implications of what you are about to read are profound US regulators are preparing to make very aggressive moves to embrace crypto post January 20th The possibility of a Dogecoin ETF has turned from a joke into a serious possibility But the Dogecoin ETF is just a small distraction from what you should really be paying attention to which is index funds Institutions don't just want exposure to a few of the top coins like BTC and ETH What they really want is exposure to "crypto" and "digital assets" which index funds will deliver on a shiny platter If you don't believe me then believe Coinbase who knows this and is skating to where the puck is going Last month they released "COIN50" which is a market-cap-weighted index that tracks the performance of the top 50 digital assets in the world Regulatory approval of these crypto index funds is inevitable and the ramifications of them are immense Harvard's endowment is going to have exposure to $DOG, $PEPE, and $BONK sooner than people think California's pension fund is going to have exposure to $WIF, $SHIB, and $MOG sooner than people think Google's corporate treasury is going to have exposure to $BRETT, $GIGA, and $PNUT sooner than people think Blackrock's largest clients are going to have exposure to $SPX, $POPCAT, and $FLOKI sooner than people think This all might sound crazy but it shouldn't Of course, the largest institutions in the world will want to diversify their portfolios by allocating 1% to "digital assets" And memecoins are increasingly becoming a more relevant category of "digital assets" We are living through a narrow window in time where it's hard for institutions to acquire and custody memecoins but that's about to change and when it does I anticipate that memecoins will mature into a trillion-dollar asset class So stop getting excited about retail arriving to pump your bags and look to the much larger catalyst which is crypto index fund approval which will in turn lead to passive institutional adoption of memecoins!