🚨 WALL STREET MAY BE ABOUT TO GET A PEPE BUTTON. YES, REALLY.

Canary Capital just filed an amended S-1 for the Canary PEPE ETF, and the updated filing says the fund is expected to trade on Cboe BZX if it becomes effective. The trust would hold spot PEPE directly, with BitGo named as custodian.

Read that again:
A memecoin with a frog logo is now moving through the same U.S. securities-registration machinery used by mainstream investment products.

The objective is simple:
Hold PEPE → track PEPE’s price → package it inside a regulated exchange-traded product.

That does not mean the SEC has approved it yet.
But the amended filing matters because it moves the product further down the regulatory pipeline and adds concrete listing, pricing and custody details.

The bigger signal?
Crypto ETFs are moving from:
$BTC → $ETH → altcoins → now memecoins.

If PEPE eventually reaches traditional brokerage accounts, the line between “internet meme” and “Wall Street product” gets even blurrier.
2024: “Memecoins are a joke.”
2026: “Which exchange is the PEPE ETF listing on?” 😂

$PEPE $BTC $ETH

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