Pepe ETF filing dey late as Dogecoin ETF flows still weak

Canary Capital don file for Pepe (PEPE) ETF, but the “meme coin ETF” story no dey turn into institutional demand. PEPE dey trade around $0.00000356 (+0.83% for the day) as volume jump to about $432M (+10%), showing say interest mostly just spot-like momentum, no be steady ETF inflows. The difference sharp well for Dogecoin (DOGE). Even though get four US-listed DOGE ETFs, DOGE dey rank 17th among crypto ETFs by inflows (CoinShares). Year-to-date inflows na only about $13M, and CoinShares man James Butterfill talk say e “very hard” to build credible institutional case for DOGE, saying e fit retail better than fiduciary-driven asset managers. Regulatory path for crypto ETFs don soft. SEC Chair Paul Atkins don signal say most crypto fit no be treated as securities, and SEC later describe meme coins as “digital collectibles.” Commodity-style ETF listing rules still need at least six months of regulated futures trading, which reduce friction. Still, the latest data show say approval alone no go create flows. For traders matter, the Pepe ETF filing fit spark short-term sympathy bids, but the bigger lesson from Dogecoin ETF inflows be say meme-coin ETFs no likely secure meaningful institutional allocations without stronger conviction.