TREE NEWS reports: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said on X that Canary has again amended its Pepe ETF filing, calling it another sign the crypto winter may be over. A few months ago the market would not even consider launching a Pepe ETF, but testing the market now feels safer, he said.
Canary Revises Pepe ETF Filing Again, Balchunas Sees Crypto Winter End
AI take
Canary's repeated amendments to a Pepe ETF filing signal that issuers are probing demand for meme-asset exposure, a category that would have been dismissed in a colder market. Balchunas's read frames this as a sentiment gauge rather than a product milestone. The real test is whether such filings progress beyond paperwork toward actual regulatory review, or remain a barometer of risk appetite.
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