Five Days, Zero Inflows: Litecoin ETF Struggles to Break $7.44 Million

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Alas, the only Litecoin ETF available in the U.S. has gone on a five-day vacation from any meaningful investment, leaving us to wonder if anyone truly cares about Litecoin’s future in October 2025.

The Canary Litecoin ETF, it seems, has chosen the path of least resistance, barely managing to outperform some of the more enthusiastic (and far less disappointing) crypto ETFs, such as those focusing on XRP and Solana. You know, the ones that actually have investors.

Litecoin ETF’s Struggle to Lift Off

According to data from SoSoValue, the Canary Litecoin Spot ETF (LTCC) has been frozen in time, with a glorious $0.00 in daily net inflows over the last five trading days as of November 25, 2025. Oh, the excitement! The ETF’s net assets now sit at a paltry $7.44 million, with cumulative net inflows barely creeping up to $7.26 million since its underwhelming debut on October 28, 2025.

The ETF’s total traded value? A staggering $747,600, which, when compared to the typical hype of crypto, is as thrilling as watching paint dry. This stall happens while Litecoin trades at $84.94, a far cry from its former glory earlier in the year.

This curious lack of interest is raising a single question: Do investors still care about Litecoin? A reasonable inquiry, one might say.

Meanwhile, other crypto ETFs are making Litecoin look like yesterday’s news. XRP ETFs had a massive $164 million in single-day net inflows, according to SoSoValue. Clearly, Litecoin has some serious competition.

Solana ETFs, bless their soul, have garnered nearly $570 million in net inflows since launch. Not to mention XRP’s ETF that’s managed to snag $586 million without a single day of outflows. Meanwhile, Litecoin sits there, wistfully watching from the sidelines.

It’s hard not to notice the widening chasm in investor sentiment. While other crypto ETFs attract attention like a magnet, the Litecoin ETF continues to remain mostly ignored-awkwardly sitting at the bottom of the list.

Corporate Holder Sees Major Unrealized Loss

And if you thought the ETF’s performance was the only bad news, think again. Litecoin’s largest corporate holder, Lite Strategy (formerly MEI Pharma), is also drowning in a sea of unrealized losses. The company holds 929,548 LTC, valued at $79.33 million, which makes up 1.214% of the total Litecoin supply. However, they paid $100 million for this stash, which means they’re sitting on a delightful $20.67 million unrealized loss-roughly 20.7%. Delicious.

Lite Strategy’s decision to pivot from pharmaceuticals to cryptocurrency may not have been the stroke of genius they hoped. Litecoin has now become their primary reserve asset, and Charlie Lee, the man behind Litecoin, even took a seat on their board. However, despite this star-studded connection, Lite Strategy’s investment in Litecoin is far from a winning bet.

Currently, Lite Strategy’s market cap sits at $67.33 million with a stock price of $1.83-proof that their gamble on Litecoin has yet to pay off. They could probably use a little of that optimistic Litecoin magic right about now.

Upcoming ETFs: Could They Be the Lifeline?

There is a glimmer of hope-perhaps? Three additional Litecoin ETFs are awaiting regulatory approval, hoping to revive interest in this weary asset:

  • Grayscale Litecoin ETF
  • CoinShares Litecoin ETF
  • REX-Osprey Litecoin ETF

Grayscale, with its $163.88 million Litecoin Trust, filed to convert into a spot ETF in January 2025. CoinShares has its own Nasdaq spot ETF filing. These established players could possibly shake things up and inject some life into Litecoin’s ETF performance. After all, Grayscale is the largest crypto-focused asset manager-certainly, they must know something we don’t.

More ETF options might bring increased liquidity and price efficiency, if they actually attract some inflows-because, you know, the current ones haven’t been the life of the party.

However, despite these new offerings, it’s uncertain whether they’ll be able to turn the tide. The Canary ETF’s persistent zero inflows strongly suggest that investor skepticism towards Litecoin may be more deeply ingrained than expected. Especially when Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the newer blockchains continue to dominate the conversation.

Investor Views: Room for Optimism?

Despite the weak ETF activity and corporate losses, some brave souls still hold onto hope for Litecoin’s future. Market analysts, apparently sipping on some highly optimistic Kool-Aid, have predicted that Litecoin could hit four-digit prices in the future. Yes, that’s right-four digits.

One technical analyst even went so far as to project prices hitting between $1,000 and $2,000. Certainly, a bold forecast given the current state of affairs in the ETF world.

Macro Bullish Outlook on #Litecoin 📈💥$LTC could realistically hit a quadruple digit price this cycle.

$1K to $2K is on the table.

– Bitcoinsensus (@Bitcoinsensus) November 24, 2025

But, of course, these predictions are rooted in historical patterns and Elliott Wave theory. The disconnect between optimistic retail traders and cautious institutions is palpable. For now, the future of Litecoin seems as cloudy as ever.

The next few months may provide some clarity as future ETF decisions and possible technical breakouts collide. Until then, the Canary ETF’s stagnation is the current reality for Litecoin.

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2025-11-25 11:18