Whether Canaan will face eventual delisting from the Nasdaq exchange depends heavily on its ongoing ability to lift its share price above the regulatory minimum threshold or successfully implement corporate remedies such as a reverse stock split. Having previously received compliance deficiency warnings after its American Depositary Shares traded below $1 for extended periods, the company has actively navigated grace periods and transfer adjustments to maintain its exchange listing. While management retains structural options like seeking timeline extensions or consolidating shares to mechanically boost the trading price, persistent volatility in the cryptocurrency market and fluctuating financial performance keep market watchers focused on its long-term listing status.