Litecoin ETF Inflows Stagnate at Zero for Five Days Amid Broader Crypto ETF Boom

The Canary Litecoin Spot ETF has recorded zero net inflows for five consecutive trading days, as reported by ETF analytics provider SoSoValue. Launched in late October 2025, the fund currently holds $7.44 million in total assets, with cumulative inflows since its debut amounting to just $7.26 million. Trading volume remains minimal at $747,600 to date, highlighting limited investor interest compared to other crypto ETFs.

In contrast, Solana and XRP ETFs have seen robust activity, with Solana-linked products attracting nearly $570 million in net inflows and XRP ETFs reaching $586 million, both maintaining continuous inflow momentum without any outflow days. This disparity underscores Litecoin's slower adoption cycle in the institutional space.

Despite the stagnant inflows, analysts remain optimistic about Litecoin's future. Crypto analyst Master predicts a parabolic blow-off for LTC in 2026-2027, while Bitcoinsensus forecasts a potential price surge to $1,000-$2,000 during the current market cycle. The 24-hour trading volume for LTC has increased by 30%, indicating renewed bullish sentiment.

Looking forward, three additional Litecoin ETFs—from Grayscale, CoinShares, and REX-Osprey—await regulatory approval, which could enhance liquidity and institutional participation in the asset.