Litecoin has officially joined the ranks of Bitcoin and Ethereum with the approval of its first U.S. Spot Litecoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). Announced by Canary Capital Group, the NASDAQ-listed LTCC fund represents a landmark moment for the most enduring and reliable crypto.

“In 2011 when I launched Litecoin, my vision was to build a fair, open, and accessible complement to Bitcoin. Fourteen years later, seeing a U.S. spot ETF approved for Litecoin is both humbling and historic. This recognition cements Litecoin’s role as sound money. Fast, secure, and globally accessible.”
‍- Litecoin’s creator, Charlie Lee.

Canary Capital first filed its S-1 application with the SEC on October 15, 2024. Following a year-long review process, the ETF’s approval marks a turning point for both institutional investors and everyday market participants.

“We’re proud to launch the first Litecoin Spot ETF… offering institutions and individuals a simple, secure way to gain exposure to a proven digital asset. One with 14 years of flawless uptime and global adoption as a leader in crypto payments.”
‍- Steven McClurg, CEO Canary Capital.

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Litecoin’s inclusion among the elite few cryptocurrencies to achieve a U.S. Spot ETF listing reflects over a decade of technological innovation, reliability and mainstream integration. The Canary Capital Litecoin ETF (NASDAQ: LTCC) will give a new set of investors direct exposure to physically-backed Litecoin via NASDAQ’s familiar, regulated investment channels. Another huge step in Litecoin's adoption, and a sign of digital silver's maturation as an asset.

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