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Pepe May Follow Dogecoin to Wall Street—But ETF Investors Aren't Buying Meme Hype - Decrypt
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Pepe May Follow Dogecoin to Wall Street—But ETF Investors Aren't Buying Meme Hype Canary Capital thrust Pepe into the limelight on Wednesday with an application for an exchange-traded fund that tracks the meme coin’s price, but the token’s muted reaction may serve as the latest.
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