PEPE ETF is back in the spotlight. 👀
Canary Capital filed an amended S-1 with the SEC on October 2 for its proposed spot PEPE ETF, updating the original April filing. The fund is designed to hold PEPE directly and track its value using the CoinDesk PEPE Benchmark Rate.
The proposed ETF would trade on Cboe BZX if approved, giving traditional investors a regulated route to PEPE exposure. But this is still a filing—not an approval or launch date. For a memecoin, that’s a pretty big Wall Street test. 🐸#CanaryFilesAmendedS1ForPEPEETF
Canary Capital filed an amended S-1 with the SEC on October 2 for its proposed spot PEPE ETF, updating the original April filing. The fund is designed to hold PEPE directly and track its value using the CoinDesk PEPE Benchmark Rate.
The proposed ETF would trade on Cboe BZX if approved, giving traditional investors a regulated route to PEPE exposure. But this is still a filing—not an approval or launch date. For a memecoin, that’s a pretty big Wall Street test. 🐸#CanaryFilesAmendedS1ForPEPEETF
