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Can PEPE also be listed on ETFs? Is Wall Street starting to "play with memes"?
In the past few years, Wall Street's attitude towards crypto has been:
👉 Skepticism → Watching → Acceptance
But now, things are starting to get surreal—
👉 They are beginning to participate in "meme playing"
The emergence of PEPE ETFs signals an important message:
👉 The market has shifted from a "value narrative" to an "attention narrative."
What does this mean?
👉 Whoever can attract traffic is more likely to get funding
But it also means risks are escalating:
👉 Prices are no longer determined by fundamentals but driven by emotions
My judgment rhythm:
* Short-term: Speculative window (funds will rush in)
* Mid-term: Betting on approval results
* Long-term: Returning to "whoever takes the loss, loses"
Allocation suggestions:
👉 Small positions for participation (entertainment holdings)
👉 Fast in and out (no emotional attachment)
👉 Pay attention to sentiment indicators (social media buzz > on-chain data)
One sentence summary:
When Wall Street starts playing with memes, it indicates the market has entered a phase of "crazy but profitable." #Canary提交现货PEPEET申请