[Canary Submits S-1 Amendment for Its XRP ETF, Removes Clause Preventing Automatic Registration Effectiveness] According to Foresight News, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that Canary has submitted an S-1 amendment for its XRP spot ETF, removing the clause that prevents automatic registration effectiveness. If Nasdaq approves its 8-A application, the ETF will go live on November 13. Previously, Foresight News reported, citing crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, that Fidelity submitted an S-1 amendment for its Solana ETF, removing the 'delaying amendment' clause that prevents automatic registration effectiveness and granting the U.S. SEC control over timing. Earlier, Bitwise launched the BSOL ETF yesterday, adopting the same automatic effectiveness method.