SEC Pushes Back Canary Litecoin ETF Trading Decision
Published Date: 7/31/2025
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The SEC is taking more time to decide if Nasdaq can list and trade shares of the Canary Litecoin ETF, a new crypto-based fund. This affects investors and traders interested in this ETF, as the decision impacts when and if it hits the market. No money changes yet, but the wait means more review before the ETF can start trading.
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SEC Extends Review for Canary Litecoin ETF
The SEC extended its review of Nasdaq’s proposed Canary Litecoin ETF by 60 days. The original 180-day review period would have ended on August 3, 2025; the new deadline is October 2, 2025. This affects investors and traders interested in the ETF because the decision about when or whether the fund can list and start trading is delayed; no money changes have occurred yet.
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