PANews reported on October 27 that according to Eric Balchunas, Canary has submitted Form 8‑A to the US SEC to register securities for Litecoin and HBAR ETF; Bitwise has submitted similar documents for Solana, and Grayscale Solana is also rumored to be progressing.PANews reported on October 27 that according to Eric Balchunas, Canary has submitted Form 8‑A to the US SEC to register securities for Litecoin and HBAR ETF; Bitwise has submitted similar documents for Solana, and Grayscale Solana is also rumored to be progressing.

Canary and Bitwise Submit Crypto ETF Registration Documents Involving Litecoin, HBAR, and Solana

2025/10/27 23:24

PANews reported on October 27 that according to Eric Balchunas, Canary has submitted Form 8‑A to the US SEC to register securities for Litecoin and HBAR ETF; Bitwise has submitted similar documents for Solana, and Grayscale Solana is also rumored to be progressing.

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