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Good morning, patriots! Today, we’re looking at two very different stories—a major push to bring Dogecoin into the ETF market and an unusual botanical event in New York that’s drawing massive crowds. Let’s get into it.

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Dogecoin ETF? Meme Coins May Be Going Legit

Bitwise has filed for SEC approval to launch a Dogecoin ETF, raising questions about whether meme coins are finally being taken seriously in the financial world. While Bitcoin ETFs have already gained traction, this move signals a shift in mainstream investment strategies. 

Supporters argue that cryptocurrencies like Dogecoin could provide lucrative opportunities, while skeptics warn that meme-based assets are too volatile. If approved, this could be a game-changer for crypto investors—will Dogecoin become a serious player, or is this just another bubble waiting to burst?

New York’s ‘Corpse Flower’ Draws Crowds for Rare Bloom

A rare botanical spectacle is unfolding at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, where the infamous "corpse flower" has begun to bloom. Known for its powerful stench resembling rotting flesh, this giant plant only flowers once every few years, drawing fascinated (and brave) visitors. 

Scientists say the bloom is a natural wonder, but some New Yorkers joke that the city already has enough bad smells without the added funk. If you’re in the area, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to witness nature’s strangest (and stinkiest) event!

Economic Watch

Rising mortgage rates continue to slow home sales across the U.S., with experts predicting a sluggish market in early 2025.

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