Canary Funds has taken another step toward launching its spot Sui (SUI) ETF, having recently submitted an updated registration statement (S-1/A) to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The latest filing introduces several administrative updates, including a new company address and the assignment of a ticker symbol on the Cboe exchange, while keeping all core terms and financial details unchanged.
$SUI ETF IS COMING SOON! 🚨
— Sui Community💧 (@Community_Sui) October 20, 2025
Canary Funds just updated its S-1/A for the Spot SUI ETF with the SEC. Confirmed that the Spot SUI ETF now includes an assigned ticker symbol on the @Cboe exchange!
Lik, RT and ready for the next chapter 🚀#Sui#SuiNetwork#SECpic.twitter.com/i5TWl3nhCI
These kinds of updates, while largely procedural and not necessarily increasing the likelihood of launch, typically indicate that the fund issuer is actively coordinating with the exchange — an essential step before the SEC moves into the next stage of its review process.
SUI Price Recovers After Crash to $0.55
The renewed progress toward a SUI ETF has offered a glimmer of optimism to investors who’ve recently endured a turbulent week. On October 10, the SUI token plunged to $0.55 amid a broader crypto market selloff triggered by escalating global trade tensions. The decline also saw SUI break below a long-term ascending trendline that had supported its uptrend since April.
Following that crash, the token attempted a recovery, climbing back up to around $3, but buying pressure wasn’t strong enough to push it above the broken ascending trendline, which has now flipped into resistance. SUI currently trades near $2.65, consolidating below that key level and SMA 20.

SUIG Plans the SUI Bank and Reinvesting Into the Ecosystem
Beyond the ETF, momentum around the Sui ecosystem continues to build. In a recent Crypto Banter interview, SUIG co-founder Stephen Mackintosh outlined the company’s ambition to become “the SUI Bank” — a public crypto bank built on the Sui blockchain.
SUIG has already partnered with the Sui Foundation and Ethena to launch two native stablecoins, suiUSDe and USDI, designed to bridge on-chain liquidity with traditional finance. According to Mackintosh, 90% of the revenue generated will flow back into the Sui ecosystem — buying tokens, funding development, and strengthening network growth.
With SUIG’s vision and the potential launch of Canary’s ETF, the SUI token appears well-positioned for price appreciation in the near term.
“We have one ambition – to become the $SUI Bank.”
— Crypto Banter (@crypto_banter) October 17, 2025
SUIG isn’t just bullish on the SUI blockchain – they’re building a crypto bank around it.
A public company that builds a balance sheet, drives returns, provides liquidity, and fuels on-chain innovation.
They’ve already partnered… pic.twitter.com/LexfzeyBDd

