Canary Capital Files for MOG ETF, Lifts Little-Known Memecoin

Published at 2025-11-13 08:58:43

Canary Capital has filed to create an exchange-traded fund that would track Mog Coin (MOG), and the token saw a modest price uptick on Wednesday as traders reacted to the news. The filing itself does not mean the ETF will be approved, but it is notable because MOG is a relatively obscure memecoin that generally trades with low liquidity and high volatility. If approved, an ETF could bring more institutional and retail capital, deeper order books and greater price swings for MOG — for better or worse. Market watchers say the filing is significant mainly for signaling interest in memecoin-linked products, while reminding investors that regulatory review, product structure and custody arrangements will determine whether such a fund can actually launch.

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