Canary Capital files S-1 for Litecoin ETF

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Asset supervisor Canary Capital has filed registration paperwork for a spot Litecoin (LTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF) with United States regulators, in keeping with Oct. 15 paperwork.

The submitting is the newest in a proliferation of proposed ETFs holding various cryptocurrencies forward of the US presidential election in November.

Canary’s proposed ETF goals to carry spot LTC and intently monitor the efficiency of the CoinDesk Litecoin Value Index (LTX), in keeping with the filings.

Litecoin is a decentralized peer-to-peer digital forex usually pegged as a sooner, lower-cost various to Bitcoin (BTC) for small funds.

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Supply: United States Securities and Change Fee

Associated: Canary Capital follows Bitwise in filing for spot XRP ETF

Canary recordsdata for XRP ETF as properly

On Oct. 9, Canary filed an S-1 for a proposed spot XRP (XRP) ETF. The submitting got here solely days after crypto fund issuer Bitwise sought to register a similar ETF with the Securities and Change Fee.

“Briefly-term, that is seemingly [a] name choice on November election,” Nate Geraci, president of monetary advisory The ETF Retailer, said in a submit on the X platform.

“Politics clearly matter right here in short-term, however I believe that is all inevitable over time,” Geraci mentioned.

The XRP token was issued by crypto funds protocol Ripple in 2012.

In 2020, XRP turned the topic of a hotly contested lawsuit introduced by the SEC, which alleged the token launch amounted to an unregistered securities providing.

Submitting the S-1 registration kind is step one towards launching an LTC ETF, however Canary should nonetheless anticipate the SEC to evaluation the paperwork.

The SEC must authorize a rule change allowing no less than one nationwide securities alternate to listing the proposed ETF.

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United States Vice President and presidential candidate Kamala Harris is friendlier towards cryptocurrency than her boss, President Joe Biden, however not as pro-industry as rival and former President Donald Trump, Galaxy Research said on Oct. 14.

Underneath Biden, a Democrat, the SEC has taken an aggressive regulatory stance towards crypto, bringing upward of 100 regulatory actions towards the {industry}.

In July, Trump promised to “hearth” Gary Gensler, who presently heads the SEC.

Beginning in September, Harris started to up her crypto recreation, itemizing blockchain know-how amongst a number of rising sectors the place she needs the US to “stay dominant.”

Galaxy mentioned “behind the scenes conversations […] counsel Harris is focusing on a barely extra constructive strategy” than Biden.

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