Canary amends PEPE ETF filing, signaling renewed crypto market confidence
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Canary updated its filing for a proposed spot PEPE ETF and added operational details for the trust, custody, and exchange venue. One of the filings also notes that PEPE's 10 largest wallets held about 41% of circulating supply in January, with several of those wallets identified as exchange addresses.
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People watching the PEPE ETF process, including holders and market participants, get a clearer view of how the product would be structured tomorrow morning. The filing says the trust would hold PEPE directly, with BitGo as custodian and Cboe BZX as the proposed exchange, so those are the operational names now attached to the proposal.
What changes in practice is the level of detail on the proposed ETF, not the existence of the filing itself. The amended S-1 adds custody and exchange information, while the trust structure still centers on direct holding of PEPE.
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