SEC Delays Canary Physical LTC ETF Approval Decision
- The SEC delays Canary Physical LTC ETF decision amidst leadership changes.
- Litecoin prices up 2.4% post-announcement.
- Previous delays in crypto ETFs often led to price fluctuations.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decision on the Canary Physical LTC ETF, pushing the deadline to October.
This delay affects Litecoin’s market standing temporarily, with Litecoin showing price increases and heightened address activity.
SEC Defers Decision on LTC ETF to October
The SEC’s delay on approving the Canary Physical LTC ETF was announced on March 11, 2025. Eric Balchunas and James Seyffart noted this as part of routine procedure.
This delay also affects other altcoin ETFs, including those for XRP and DOGE. The final decision is expected in October, engaging stakeholders and market observers alike.
Litecoin Boosts 2.4% Following SEC Announcement
The announcement led to a 2.4% increase in Litecoin’s price within 24 hours. On-chain data also reported a notable 5% rise in active addresses.
LTC’s exchange outflows spiked by 15%, aligning with previous trends of asset movement during regulatory announcements. This showcases market response rigidity.
Experts Anticipate Market Stability Despite Delay
Historical data indicates that SEC decisions on crypto ETFs, such as Bitcoin, often trigger short-term market volatility. This aligns with current LTC price fluctuations.
Industry experts remain optimistic about the ETF’s future. Steven McClurg and Charlie Lee express confidence in Litecoin’s established market resilience. Regulatory adaptability is anticipated.
