Vanguard Just Opened the Door — Litecoin’s Spot ETF Will Be Tradable Tomorrow
- masterbtcltc
- 7 hours ago
- 1 min read

Big news dropped today: Vanguard is finally reversing its “no crypto” stance. Starting tomorrow, Tuesday December 2nd, over 50 million Vanguard brokerage customers managing more than $11 trillion in assets will be able to buy and sell crypto ETFs on the platform — including the brand new Canary Litecoin ETF (LTCC) and all the major Bitcoin ETFs.

This is huge. For years Vanguard blocked everything crypto related. Now they’re opening the gates to regulated spot exposure.
Litecoin only got its first ETF a month ago — the Canary Litecoin ETF (ticker: LTCC) started trading on Nasdaq on October 28th, 2025. It holds real LTC, tracks the spot price, and lets anyone get exposure through a normal brokerage account — no wallets, no exchanges, no private keys needed. Easy for retirement money to gain access.

With Bitcoin at a $1.7T market cap and Litecoin sitting at roughly $5B today, LTCC gives investors a lower cap, faster, cheaper alternative inside the same proof-of-work crypto family that most people already understand.
Fidelity one of Vanguards largest competitor already added Litecoin support back in April 2025 (you can buy/hold LTC in their Crypto IRA) and in July 2025 they rolled out native deposits and withdrawals directly on the Litecoin blockchain.
Now Vanguard joins the party. Starting tomorrow, millions of regular investors who only use traditional brokers can finally add real Litecoin exposure with one click — no hardware wallet or account on a crypto exchange required.
Getting 84 Litecoin has never been easier.
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