The Canary Litecoin Spot ETF reported that it has recorded zero net inflows for five consecutive trading days, according to market data from ETF analytics provider SoSoValue. The product, launched in late October, currently holds $7.44 million in total assets.
While activity remains limited, the fund operates in a broader market where institutional interest in digital assets continues to expand. Major asset managers are increasing exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana. In this context, Litecoin’s lower activity may indicate a slower adoption cycle rather than a lack of long-term demand. Historically, LTC has been favored for fast settlement and low-fee transfers, positioning it as a reliable utility network instead of a speculative competitor.
Market observers expect further developments as three additional Litecoin ETFs await review, including a planned conversion by Grayscale. Their approval could boost liquidity and increase institutional participation in the asset.
Source: https://sosovalue.com/es/assets/etf/us-ltc-spot
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