Canary spot’s Litecoin ETF gains ground for SEC Approval
The SEC has recognized the Litecoin ETF deposit of Canary Capital. This could lead to the first ETF Altcoin apart from Bitcoin and ether approved in 2025.
The American Commission for Securities and Exchange, under the acting president Mark Uyeda, recognized Le Litecoin on January 29 (January 29 (Thal) ETF tabled by Canary Capital.
Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart confirmed on X that the SEC is currently examining the 19-4B request submitted by Nasdaq. A 19B-4 deposit is an official request for an self-regulation organization, such as the NASDAQ, to the dry to ask for rules, such as the list of new financial products such as an Crypto ETF.
Canary Capital filed an ETF of the LTC on January 16, with plans for the first ETF Altcoin outside Bitcoin (BTC) and ether (Ethn). According to The block, According to Gary Gensler, the SEC said to other companies that are trying to register for Altcoins ETF to withdraw their requests, inhibiting their possibilities before the official examination process.
Now that Gensler has gone, the SEC has accepted the deposit rather than rejecting or putting pressure on a withdrawal, thus guiding the official approval process for the first time. Until today, the file awaited the formal dry acknowledgement.
Although it is not a formal dry approval, the ETF of the LTC is one more step towards possible approval. The dry will now officially start the examination process. Before rendering a decision, the regulatory body will take into account market risks, investor protections and other compliance with financial rules.
Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, said the SEC will open a public commentary period, will have several exam phases to finish, and may approve, reject or postpone the decision up to 240 combined days. He also noted that the LTC ETF only received temporary ETF recognition from all other deposits.
FNBs are a collection of assets for sale on the stock market, similar to ordinary shares. Rather than buying individual active ingredients – gold, bitcoin, litecoin, etc. – An ETF offers investors a good part of a fund that has these assets. Industry observers predict that it is the first FNB approval in 2025, signaling a major change in what investment products in American crypto would look like.
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