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So Canary Capital just filed for a Pepe ETF and... the market barely moved. PEPE was up less than 1% on the news, which honestly tells you everything about where institutional money stands on meme coin news right now.
They already have Dogecoin ETFs trading (four of them actually), and even that's ranked 17th among all crypto ETFs. The big money just isn't interested unless it's Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, or XRP. One analyst called it the "big four and not much else"—everything else represents less than 10% of total assets under management.
The filing itself is technically solid. Pepe futures trade on regulated venues, so it clears the SEC's bar from a compliance standpoint. But compliance isn't the issue here. Wall Street's appetite for assets that run on hype and retail enthusiasm is basically non-existent right now. Canary's also throwing applications at the wall for other meme coins and even Trump-related tokens, but the pattern's clear: institutional investors need a real investment thesis, not just vibes.