The Canadian listed company Neptune Digital Assets announced that it purchased 1 million DOGE in December last year
According to The Block, the Canadian listed blockchain company Neptune Digital Assets announced that it purchased 1 million DOGE through derivatives at an average price of $0.37 in December 2024, with a total value of approximately $370,000. Neptune CEO Cale Moodie stated that they will continue to increase their digital assets through Sygnum's credit line.
It is worth noting that Neptune is the second listed company to purchase Dogecoin after Spirit Blockchain. Previously, Bitwise submitted documents for launching a spot Dogecoin ETF. At the time, Bitwise Chief Information Officer Matt Hougan said: "The reality is that many people want to invest in Dogecoin." Osprey Funds and Rex Shares are also seeking to launch a Dogecoin ETF.
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