Some believe #Litecoin will drop to $30 or even $20, but I firmly believe it will reach over $10,000 in this cycle. Now is a great time to buy, and you should never sell your #LTC.
🚨JUST IN: The @SECGov and @CFTC have issued joint, Commission-level interpretive guidance outlining how federal securities laws apply to certain crypto assets and transactions.
This follows a submission to OIRA earlier this month signaling the agencies’ intent, and was approved by all three SEC commissioners (Atkins, Peirce, Uyeda) as well as @ChairmanSelig.
The guidance establishes a token taxonomy and addresses how activities like staking, mining, airdrops, and wrapping are treated under existing law.
Notably, SEC Chair @SECPaulSAtkins says it reflects that most crypto assets are not themselves securities and that investment contracts can come to an end.
While interpretive guidance doesn’t change the law, it reflects how regulators intend to apply it, giving the market a clearer directional signal.
Separately, this is distinct from the SEC’s still-pending rulemaking on crypto asset offerings.
Nice look at the 124 crypto ETFs in registration still by coin. Tidal wave coming but liquidations too as not all make it, but that’s capitalism. From @JSeyff portion of our 2026 ETF Outlook
$LTC The USDT pair is actually following the plan we had in mind … the structure is clean and the reaction from the demand box has been consistent.
But here's the thing: the real work has to be done by the BTC pair.
Until LTCBTC really accelerates, the movement on USDT will always be 'half-hearted', not fully explosive.
The BTC pair needs to start running, show real strength, and push away from that green zone that has been acting as a ceiling for months.
When LTCBTC breaks through with conviction and takes direction, then the USDT chart can start to shoot up without restraint.
It's always like this: if you want a clean rally on USDT, you have to see the BTC pair come to life first.
The structure is there.
The reaction is there too.
Now we need power, and only LTC against BTC can provide that.
$LTC
Bought some of this for the culture
This triangle is gonna break in the next 3 months or so
If it breaks down we're dead anyway
If it breaks up it'll be beautiful
Using SOL short proceeds for this trade so I can feel like its a risk free trade even though it's anything but
When Litecoin pumps to $500-$3000
You’re not gonna care if you bought at $99 or $93 or $84
You’re just gonna wish you could go back in time and have bought more all that time you had under $100 and while it was still trading at only 1/270 of BTC market cap
“It was so obvious, but I didn’t buy enough because it was slow, fuck me if I just stuck to what I knew.. but here I am with way less money than I should have”
Save this tweet for the future
This applies to Monero as well. But I’ve bull posted Monero a lot more than LTC the last months, and Litecoin has become even more undervalued than before thanks to Zcash being above $500.
I can’t be quiet when
Zcash was $30 and LTC was $90
Now Zcash is $500 and LTC is $95
Litecoin will catch up massively just like it has spent 99% of its time higher than Zcash in price.
Also.. remember when XRP underperformed and sucked for many years?
LTC in that phase but it’s gonna end and breakout like XRP
Difference is it’s not shit like Xrp so the pump will be better, more sustainable, and have more upside
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$LTC is about to melt faces. Who else sees the second bull market loading?
The structure is identical to 2017: years of accumulation, support holding firm, and soon explosive breakout.
Back then, Litecoin did a 50x. This time, it has ETFs, Layer-2 scaling, privacy upgrades, and institutional inflows coming.
$LTC spot ETF was just approved. Merchant adoption is rising. Core metrics are improving.
And it’s still trading like no one noticed.
I’ve seen this setup before. This is undervaluation meeting momentum.
Every chart has a story. This one’s screaming loudly.
You thought $LTC was done? What if it’s just getting started, again?
If this chart made you think twice about $LTC, repost it.
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🚨NEW: @CanaryFunds spot $HBAR and $LTC ETFs are now effective and will begin trading on the NASDAQ tomorrow, according to CEO @stevenmcclurg.
“Litecoin and Hedera are the next two token ETFs to go effective after Ethereum,” McClurg told me in a statement. “We look forward to launching tomorrow.”
Then, as confirmed by @EricBalchunas, the @NYSE has also certified 8-A filings and posted listing notices for @bitwise spot $SOL ETF to launch tomorrow and @Grayscale’s $GSOL to convert Wednesday.
How is this possible during the government shutdown, you ask? Well, the operation of law does not always actually require an open government.
It’s my understanding that the 8-A filings are just as important as the S-1s in getting these ETFs ready to launch.
A quick catchup on terminology: the 8-A formally registers ETF shares under the 1934 Act for trading on an exchange, while the S-1 registers them under the Securities Act of 1933.
This morning, @NYSE certified all the 8-A filings for the ETFs above, aka the final step before shares can start trading.
But what about the @SECGov staff needing to greenlight the S-1 registration statements?
Here’s the key: The issuers included language in their amended S-1s that lets them automatically go effective 20 days after filing. Typically, issuers delay S-1s until the SEC takes them effective, but the legal default is that the S-1 goes automatically effective without SEC intervention. That means the agency doesn’t need to approve them manually and the filings can go live on their own, even during the shutdown.
So, long story short, all the legal boxes are checked and these ETFs are on track for launch.
Confirmed. The Exchange has just posted listing notices for Bitwise Solana, Canary Litecoin and Canary HBAR to launch TOMORROW and grayscale Solana to convert the day after. Assuming there’s not some last min SEC intervention, looks like this is happening.
Canary Capital has just filed form 8-A with the SEC for the Canary Litecoin ETF to be listed on the @Nasdaq. Indicating that a launch is imminent and trading could soon commence. (NASDAQ:LTCC)
Source: https://t.co/bvZW2tiROn
There’s now 155 crypto ETP filings tracking 35 different digital assets. Could easily end up seeing over 200 hit mkt in next 12mo. Total land rush. Here’s the list by coin, amazing work from @JSeyff
INTERESTING: Canary just filed S-1 amendment for Litecoin and HBAR spot ETFs and they include the fees (95bps each) and the tickers (LTCC and HBR). which is typically the last thing updated bf go-time. With shutdown tho who knows but these docs look pretty finalized to me.