I am writing in strong support of the proposed rule change to list and trade shares of the Canary Litecoin ETF under Nasdaq Rule 5711(d). Approving this ETF will allow investors regulated and secure access to Litecoin (LTC), an established cryptocurrency that offers significant advantages over Bitcoin. Litecoin is often referred to as the "better Bitcoin" due to its faster transaction speeds and lower fees. While Bitcoin transactions typically take around 10 minutes per block, Litecoin processes blocks four times faster, approximately every 2.5 minutes. This faster confirmation time improves transaction efficiency, making Litecoin more suitable for everyday transactions and payments. Additionally, transaction costs further differentiate Litecoin from Bitcoin. As of recent data: Bitcoin’s average transaction fee: $5 to $20, sometimes exceeding $50 during network congestion Litecoin’s average transaction fee: $0.01 to $0.10, even during high network activity These lower costs make Litecoin a more practical and scalable solution for financial transactions, especially when compared to Bitcoin’s high fees and slower processing times. Despite these advantages, Litecoin maintains the same fundamental principles of security, decentralization, and scarcity that make Bitcoin valuable, while offering a more efficient alternative. Given the SEC’s approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, it is logical and necessary to extend similar investment opportunities to Litecoin, which provides superior usability at a fraction of the cost. A Litecoin ETF would allow investors to gain exposure to LTC in a secure and regulated environment, further legitimizing the cryptocurrency market while promoting innovation and competition. For these reasons, I strongly urge the Commission to approve this proposal.