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February 02, 2025

Good morning! Today, we’re covering a potential Dogecoin ETF that could take meme coins mainstream and a rare flower in Brooklyn that’s drawing crowds—for all the wrong reasons. Let’s dive in.

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Bitwise Seeks SEC Approval for Dogecoin ETF—Will Meme Coins Go Mainstream?

The cryptocurrency world is buzzing after Bitwise filed for SEC approval of a Dogecoin ETF. If approved, this move could legitimize meme coins on Wall Street, opening the door for more mainstream investment. Some experts see this as an inevitable step forward, while skeptics argue it’s a sign of financial markets embracing high-risk speculation.

Will regulators give meme coins the green light, or will Dogecoin remain the internet’s favorite joke currency?

Rare ‘Corpse Flower’ Draws Crowds in Brooklyn—And a Terrible Smell

A rare ‘corpse flower’ has bloomed at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, attracting visitors eager to witness its once-in-a-decade event. Known for its putrid odor—often compared to rotting meat—the massive plant is both fascinating and repulsive.

Botanists say its scent is designed to attract pollinators, but humans? Not so much.

Economic Watch

Mortgage rates dipped slightly this week, but affordability remains a major issue for homebuyers. Meanwhile, consumer spending has slowed, signaling caution amid economic uncertainty.

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"Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives."

– Ronald Reagan

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