Canary Capital submits SEC S-1 to register spot PEPE ETF amid expanding memecoin ETF push
Canary Capital has filed an S‑1 with the U.S. SEC for a spot PEPE exchange‑traded fund, joining a recent wave of memecoin ETF applications [1][2][4].
Canary Capital submitted an S‑1 registration statement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission seeking to list a spot PEPE ETF, according to filings and reporting on the submission [1] [2].
Observers say the filing comes as memecoin fund activity expands beyond Dogecoin, following recent GDOG and BONK‑related ETF filings, and is being framed as a test of institutional demand for meme tokens [3] [1].
Coverage notes the S‑1 begins the formal registration process with the SEC and that multiple crypto outlets picked up the announcement, while the application remains subject to regulatory review [2] [4].
The Canary PEPE S‑1 adds to a series of memecoin ETF filings but does not guarantee approval; the application will proceed through the SEC’s review process [1] [2] [3].
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- 1Canary Capital Files PEPE ETF as Wall Street Tests Institutional Demand for Meme CoinsBitcoin.com News• Apr 8, 2026
- 2Canary Capital Files Spot PEPE ETF S-1 With SEC: What It Meanscoincu• Apr 9, 2026
- 3Canary files S-1 for PEPE ETF as memecoin funds expand beyond DOGECrypto Briefing• Apr 8, 2026
- 4BREAKING: Spot ETF Application Filed for a Forgotten MemecoinBitcoin Sistemi• Apr 8, 2026
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