While most corporates are stacking Bitcoin, Luxxfolio Holdings just made a contrarian move, and it’s turning heads. The publicly traded Canadian firm has officially picked Litecoin (LTC) as its treasury reserve asset, calling it a future store of value.
“One reason we chose Litecoin as our treasury asset is that it has rising economic activity with a low speculative demand. Which should make it a great future store of value,” Luxxfolio tweeted.
At a time when Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin stash is worth $41.84 billion , Luxxfolio is choosing a quieter but sharper lane. They even tweeted, “Strategy saved the blue dots for us,” taking a playful jab at the usual BTC-maxi approach.
Litecoin’s 24-hour trading volume has spiked to $380.5M, signaling rising activity. LTC is currently priced at $86.12, with a market cap of $6.54 billion, but unlike most altcoin narratives, this one’s not driven by hype.
Luxxfolio is a digital asset firm involved in Bitcoin mining and fintech platforms that monetize both physical and digital assets. Formerly known as AX1 Capital Corp, they’re now the first Litecoin treasury company on record.
As the market matures, this move might just spark a new wave of treasury diversification, and Litecoin could be leading it.
