
Canary Capital has filed for all crypto ETFs qualifying under SEC generic listing rules and will now focus on managing existing products, including its record-setting $58M debut XRP ETF.
Canary Capital announced it has completed filings for all currently eligible crypto ETFs under SEC generic listing standards and will pause new submissions unless regulatory changes occur. CEO Steve McClurg cited the firm’s shift toward managing existing offerings such as its newly launched spot XRP ETF, which debuted on Nov. 13 with $58 million in first-day volume, surpassing prior 2025 ETF launch records. The pending Solana ETF and recent products round out its active lineup. SEC guidelines restrict current eligibility to a small number of assets with established futures markets. The XRP ETF launch coincided with a 7.3% price drop to near $2.30 amid a broader crypto sell-off, reflecting both strong institutional interest and market volatility.