
This marks Canary Capital’s latest attempt to bring a memecoin ETF to market. The firm previously filed for funds tracking MOG and the first-ever Pengu ETF in 2025.
The filing comes at a time when the SEC under Chair Paul Atkins has shown a more crypto-friendly stance, having already approved spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Issuers are now testing the boundaries with riskier, meme-based assets.
Morgan Stanley’s new spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) also launched this week, highlighting continued institutional interest in bringing crypto exposure to traditional finance channels.
Canary Capital’s move signals growing confidence that the regulatory environment may now accommodate even highly speculative memecoins in ETF form.
