Roundhill Meme Stock ETF

MEME

Market cap $18.2M

Meme stocks are darlings of retail traders and go viral on social media. They typically are small, relatively illiquid — and unprofitable.

ETFs rallied last week on easing Iran war fears, strong earnings and crypto buzz, even as Strait of Hormuz risks linger.

Over the last few years, the market has seen a number of trends that have led to huge market moves.

Greenwich, Connecticut--(Newsfile Corp. - January 20, 2026) - Tuttle Capital Management, a leading provider of thematic and alternatives ETFs, today announced the launch of the Tuttle Capital Meme Stock Income Blast ETF (CBOE: MEMY), now trading on the CBOE. MEMY is an actively managed exchange-traded fund that seeks to provide current income and exposure to the equity performance of "Meme Stocks"-companies that gain significant popularity among retail investors through social media platforms-using an options-based strategy designed to harvest option premium while maintaining equity-like exposure to these high-velocity companies.

Silver, gold & platinum ETFs (SLVP, SILJ, GOEX) crushed it in 2025, while MEME & VIXY lagged.

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Each month brings new ETFs to the ever-expanding ETF ecosystem. And October had its fair share of intriguing launches.

On this week's episode of ETF Prime, Cinthia Murphy, Investment Strategist at VettaFi, joins Nate Geraci to unpack the overwhelming wave of new ETF launches hitting the market. Geraci notes that October alone saw more than 100 new ETFs debut, marking one of the busiest months in ETF history.

The Roundhill Meme Stock ETF targets "meme stocks," those with strong recent social media sentiment. That might lead to stock gains, but can also turn out like the wild ride of Gamestop (GME) back in 2021-2022. MEME first opened in 2021, closed in 2023, and re-opened in 2025, indicating the inconsistent nature of meme stock investing.

Roundhill Meme Stock ETF has relaunched after previously closing due to poor timing and performance during the original meme stock craze. MEME aims to capitalize on the enduring influence of retail investors and meme stock momentum with an actively managed, responsive approach. Roundhill's CEO emphasizes MEME as a tool for investors to access the power of trending stocks dominating market conversations.