Litecoin ETF Hits Zero Inflows; Analysts See $1K–$2K Rally
The spot Litecoin ETF has recorded zero net inflows for five straight trading sessions, making it the weakest performer among new crypto ETFs. Since its October 28 debut, the Canary Litecoin ETF has attracted just $7.26 million, compared with $570 million for Solana ETFs and $586 million for XRP products. Litecoin (LTC) trades around $84.94, with trading volume up 30% over 24 hours. Market experts await upcoming spot Litecoin ETFs from Grayscale, CoinShares and REX-Osprey for fresh momentum. Despite weak inflows, analysts like Master and Bitcoinsensus remain bullish, forecasting a parabolic rally that could push LTC to $1,000–$2,000 during this cycle.
Neutral
The report combines clearly bearish data—zero inflows over five sessions and weak overall demand—with bullish predictions from key analysts and upcoming ETF launches. Historical patterns, such as slow initial adoption of Bitcoin ETFs followed by strong inflows, suggest momentum could shift. Short-term trading may remain subdued due to poor ETF performance, while long-term outlook is supported by optimistic price targets and pipeline products. These offsetting factors point to a neutral overall impact on the market.