Is PEPE about to enter an ETF? Canary suddenly files an amendment!

Canary Capital’s latest move is here!

According to disclosures, Canary has submitted to the U.S. SEC an amended S-1 filing for a PEPE spot ETF, intending to list on Cboe BZX. The fund will directly hold PEPE and track PEPE’s performance using the relevant benchmark price. (bloomingbit)

What does this mean?

PEPE is moving from a “meme coin” into traditional financial markets!
If it’s approved in the future, investors theoretically could gain exposure to the PEPE price through a traditional brokerage account, without having to directly buy and custody PEPE.

More importantly, there’s the action of the “amended S-1”
This isn’t a simple resubmission—it further refines the earlier application, indicating the product is still in progress.

But don’t rush to shout “ETF approved”!
At the moment, it’s only an amendment filing. It does not mean the SEC has approved it, and there’s still no official listing or trading date. (The Crypto Times)

From BTC and ETH to meme assets like PEPE today, crypto ETFs are continually pushing the boundaries.

If the PEPE spot ETF is ultimately approved,
do you think it will become a new milestone for meme coins entering traditional finance—or just a fleeting market hype wave?👇

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