🚨 THE PEPE ETF STORY TOOK ANOTHER STEP FORWARD
Canary Capital filed an amended S-1 registration statement with the SEC for its PEPE ETF, first proposed on October 2.
The filing proposes listing the fund on Cboe BZX and states that the ETF will hold PEPE directly and use the CoinDesk PEPE benchmark to determine its value.
But here’s the key point:
THE PEPE ETF HAS NOT BEEN APPROVED.
This is still a regulatory filing going through the SEC process. So it would be inaccurate to call it an “approved PEPE ETF.”
For now, the confirmed information is simple:
Canary is continuing its effort to bring PEPE into a U.S. ETF structure.
This is an update worth following—without creating false hype.
Canary Capital filed an amended S-1 registration statement with the SEC for its PEPE ETF, first proposed on October 2.
The filing proposes listing the fund on Cboe BZX and states that the ETF will hold PEPE directly and use the CoinDesk PEPE benchmark to determine its value.
But here’s the key point:
THE PEPE ETF HAS NOT BEEN APPROVED.
This is still a regulatory filing going through the SEC process. So it would be inaccurate to call it an “approved PEPE ETF.”
For now, the confirmed information is simple:
Canary is continuing its effort to bring PEPE into a U.S. ETF structure.
This is an update worth following—without creating false hype.