Canary Submits MOG Coin ETF To SEC, Expanding Alt Roster

The bursting-into-tears-of-joy cat is ready to win the hearts of the SEC in Canary’s brand new ETF pitch.

Cat astronaut trying to catch the coins released into space from the vault.
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Mog Coin (MOG), a mid-cap feline themed meme currency, has surpassingly ended up on the SEC’s table as the newest ETF candidate. Canary Capital, the American crypto asset manager that’s recognizable for a flurry of first-to-launch altcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), explained why the meme coin is suitable for the traditional markets despite its ironic nature.

Uncanny Meme ETF Lands On SEC’s Table

First of all, Canary Capital highlighted Mog Coin’s huge & active community, describing the meme coin as a digital collectible that’s based on a keystone of internet culture. Naturally, a mid-cap meme coin price-tracking ETF is uncanny to say the least, with even major-caps hardly qualifying for the deed so far.

Following the resolution of the 43-day United States government shutdown, the SEC’s pro-crypto stance could be the catalyst for an inaugural memecoin ETF, but that can also be done without direct approval. Hence, this raises the odds of an eventual meme coin ETF launch, with Shiba Inu (SHIB) & Dogecoin (DOGE) submissions also up for the SEC’s consideration.

MOG Coin Nips 5.5% Gains In Slippery Rally

Amid the news, Mog Coin (MOG) spurred 5.5%, but these whipped-up gains quickly evaporated due to the broader market sentiment still surrounded by fear. Mog’s market cap is relatively low, in spite of the cat-embossed meme currency being available on most major platforms, including Bybit, MEXC, KuCoin, but was skipped by Binance.

Right now, MOG Coin’s upward projection is standing on a slippery slope. The Bollinger Bands (BOLL), a key trading instrument to assess the boundaries of short-term price movements.

At $0.000000400, the cat-themed meme coin’s price has to sustain above this red-label BOLL band for a bigger breakthrough, along with the bullish cross-over on the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) trend-line, portrayed in blue.

However, this won’t be an easy task for the laughing cat – crypto currency whales are actively taking part in profit-taking this Thursday, pushing the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) to ultra high negative figures, flashing -0.14. Usually, this results in a bull trap, pushing the retail players into purchasing positions at the local top.

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People Also Ask:

What’s happening with Mog Coin and this ETF thing from Canary?

In a recent move, Canary Capital filed for a Mog Coin ETF with the SEC on November 12, 2025, which could bring this meme coin into the spotlight as of November 13, 2025.

Why are people talking about a Mog Coin ETF?

Mog Coin, a fun Ethereum-based meme coin worth about $170 million, is getting attention because Canary wants to make it available as an investment option for more people.

How might this ETF change things for Mog Coin?

If the SEC says yes, this ETF could bring in new investors, potentially helping Mog Coin grow from its current #339 rank, depending on how the broader crypto market reacts.

Is this Mog Coin ETF idea from Canary for real?

Canary has worked on ETFs for other coins like Litecoin and HBAR, but the United States Securities and Exchange Commission still needs to review it, so it’s not a sure thing yet.

What should I keep an eye on with this Mog Coin ETF news?

Newbies should watch for DailyCoin’s updates on the SEC and Canary Capital’s moves, as this could affect Mog Coin’s value or popularity, but it’s still unclear what will happen.

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Tadas Klimaševskis is a DailyCoin Journalist, covering memecoins & latest developments. Tadas has moderate holdings in SHIB, HBAR, LTC, MATIC and a selection of low-cap meme currencies.

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