[First PEPE Spot ETF Imminent? Canary Pushed for Listing This Month] BlockBeats reported on October 28th that US asset management firm Canary Capital filed its S-1 registration statement for the Canary PEPE ETF with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 8th, 2026, and submitted a revised document (S-1/A) on October 2nd. The fund intends to directly hold PEPE tokens and plans to list on the Cboe BZX trading platform, with custodians including BitGo. This application is one of the moves by issuers to include Memecoin in regulated products, following the approval of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs. The revised document clarifies details such as the trust structure, investment objectives (providing PEPE price exposure after deducting operating expenses), and the size of the offering basket. However, the SEC has not yet announced the registration statement's effectiveness or issued an approval decision. There is currently no fixed approval deadline, and the market anticipates further progress, but the outcome remains uncertain. Although the ETF application news has repeatedly attracted market attention and driven PEPE price fluctuations at times, the product is still under regulatory review. Investors cannot yet obtain PEPE spot exposure through traditional securities accounts and need to continue to monitor subsequent SEC document updates and final decisions. Previously reported, Justin Sun resumed trading PEPE after two years. His associated addresses currently hold a total of 11.8 trillion PEPE, with an average offer price of $0.000004114. [Original Link]