According to data platform disclosures, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated in a social media post on June 7 that at some point in the future, an actively traded Meme coin ETF “is very likely” to emerge. He added, “First, we will see a series of actively managed Crypto Assets ETFs,” and expects an actively managed fund that invests solely in Meme coins to likely appear by 2026. His comments were in response to a social media post from the Meme coin team “Vladcoin,” which focuses on Russia. The Vladcoin team stated, “There should be an actively traded Meme coin ETF that buys and sells based on performance.” They added that an actively managed fund would “hold promising coins and sell weaker ones.”
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Bloomberg analysts: Actively trading Meme coin ETFs may appear in 2026
According to data platform disclosures, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas stated in a social media post on June 7 that at some point in the future, an actively traded Meme coin ETF “is very likely” to emerge. He added, “First, we will see a series of actively managed Crypto Assets ETFs,” and expects an actively managed fund that invests solely in Meme coins to likely appear by 2026. His comments were in response to a social media post from the Meme coin team “Vladcoin,” which focuses on Russia. The Vladcoin team stated, “There should be an actively traded Meme coin ETF that buys and sells based on performance.” They added that an actively managed fund would “hold promising coins and sell weaker ones.”