BlockBeats news, on August 11, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on social media that Roundhill Investment Company has recently submitted an application for a “Meme-themed ETF” - which (is quite certain) can be called a “self-resurrection” in the financial world, after all, their previously launched same-named MEME ETF has already been liquidated, and now they are making a comeback. Usually, it is other issuers trying to “borrow the corpse” of someone else’s failed ETF products (like the case of JETS), and this kind of self-resurrection of one’s own product is quite rare.
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Roundhill Fund Company has submitted an application for a Meme-themed ETF to the SEC, after a previously named ETF was liquidated.
BlockBeats news, on August 11, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on social media that Roundhill Investment Company has recently submitted an application for a “Meme-themed ETF” - which (is quite certain) can be called a “self-resurrection” in the financial world, after all, their previously launched same-named MEME ETF has already been liquidated, and now they are making a comeback. Usually, it is other issuers trying to “borrow the corpse” of someone else’s failed ETF products (like the case of JETS), and this kind of self-resurrection of one’s own product is quite rare.