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Monday 17th of March 2025 22:24:35

Canary Capital Continues Flurry of US Crypto ETF Filings, SUI Proposal Draws Attention

Washington D.C. - Canary Capital, a leading asset management firm, has filed for a new cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), marking the company's fifth such filing in recent weeks.

The new proposal, filed under the name "Canary Bitcoin ETF Trust", aims to track the performance of the benchmark Bitcoin price, offering investors a diversified portfolio of cryptocurrencies.

This latest filing follows a string of similar proposals from Canary Capital, with the company having already submitted applications for four other cryptocurrency ETFs in recent weeks. These proposals include the "Canary Ethereum ETF Trust", "Canary Litecoin ETF Trust", "Canary Bitcoin Cash ETF Trust", and "Canary Ripple ETF Trust".

The flurry of filings has drawn attention from market analysts, who see the move as a sign of Canary Capital's commitment to the growing cryptocurrency market. "Canary Capital is clearly bullish on the future of cryptocurrencies and is taking steps to give investors access to these new assets," said one analyst.

The proposed ETFs would offer investors a way to gain exposure to the cryptocurrency market through a traditional investment vehicle. The funds would track the performance of specific cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin, providing investors with a diversified portfolio of digital assets.

The SEC has yet to approve any cryptocurrency ETF proposals, but the agency has shown increasing interest in the space. In recent months, the SEC has approved several filings for traditional ETFs that track the performance of cryptocurrency-related indices.

As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, it remains to be seen whether Canary Capital's latest proposal will be approved by the SEC. However, the company's commitment to the space is clear, and investors are likely to be watching the developments closely.