According to Bloomberg ETF analysts, Americans may soon see the first funds to trade in a commemorative sex exchange.
There is a “very good opportunity” that an ETF that actively trades memes will exist at some point, explain Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas in a June 7 X post.
“First of all, we will get a lot of active crypto ETFs,” he said, adding that only active Memecoin-only funds may appear in 2026.
Memecoin Trading has exploded this year, especially among retailers, with a total market capitalization of over $60 billion. This could encourage ETF issuers to develop products that utilize emerging areas of the crypto market.
His comments are in response postal On X by Russia-centric Memecoin team on “Vladcoin,” the team said: “There should be an ETF that actively trades Memecoins, trading based on performance.”
They added that aggressive trading funds will “hold promising funds and sell weaker trading funds.”
This is unlike inactive ETFs, which provide a single asset rather than a dynamically changing asset basket.
Everyone’s eyes are on Dogecoin ETF
Balchunas added that once the token is excluded from the Securities Act of 1933, it can be included in the active ETF. He said the application of dogecoinDoge) ETF will “tell us a lot.”
Several ETF issuers, including grayscale, bit, and 21shareshas applied for Dogecoin ETF this year.
Osprey Fund and Rex share submit Documents filed with Dogecoin Securities and Exchange Commission, Trump’s official (Trump) and January’s Bonk (Bonk) ETF.
Polymer odds drop to 44%
Balchunas said in February that the SEC has a 75% chance to approve Dogecoin ETF this year, but odds for blockchain prediction platform Polymarket Depravity to 44%.
Regulators have not approved internal meme-based ETFs or any other Altcoins such as Solana (Solana) (sol), xrp(XRP), or litecoin (LTC), this is one of the Crypto ETF applications submitted this year.
Related: More than 70 U.S. crypto ETFs await the SEC’s decision this year – Bloomberg
Memecoins melted
this member The bubble peaked in January and has been deflation since then, with most higher capitalization tokens falling more than 70% from peak prices.
Official Trump coins fail to keep motivated after president’s son Eric explain World Free Finance plans to receive a large number of tokens on June 6.
Trump’s all-time high dropped 86% on January 19, with most adults in similar pain, Dogecoin down 75%, shiba inu (Hebrew) lost 85% and Pepe(Pepe) dropped almost 60% from their respective all-time highs.
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