Litecoin ETF Sees Zero Inflows, Analysts Eye $1,000-$2,000 LTC Rally Behind XRP and SOL

Core Insights - The Canary Litecoin ETF (LTCC) has experienced zero inflows for five consecutive trading sessions, indicating weak demand compared to other crypto ETFs like Solana and XRP [2][3] - LTCC's net assets are currently at $7.44 million, with cumulative inflows since its launch on October 28 totaling just $7.26 million [2] - In contrast, Solana ETFs and XRP ETFs have seen significant inflows, with Solana-linked ETFs attracting nearly $570 million and XRP ETFs reaching $586 million since their launches [3] Group 1: ETF Performance - The LTCC has the weakest performance among newly launched crypto ETFs, with minimal trading activity and a total volume of only $747,600 to date [2][3] - Both Solana and XRP ETFs have maintained continuous inflow momentum, with no recorded outflow days since their debut [4] Group 2: Market Outlook - Despite the lack of momentum in the Litecoin ETF, LTC is currently trading around $84.94, showing a broader decline from earlier levels this year [5] - Market experts remain bullish on LTC, with a 30% increase in 24-hour trading volume indicating a potential build-up of bullish momentum [5] - Analysts predict that LTC could reach a price range between $1,000 and $2,000 during the current market cycle, suggesting a parabolic rally could occur in 2026-2027 [6]