Litecoin price rose to $99 after Canary’s LTCC ETF launched in the U.S., pulling $1.65 million in its first week.
By Ibrahim Ajibade
Editor Kirsten Thijssen
Updated
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Litecoin price closed October at $99, gaining 3% as the U.S. welcomed its first Litecoin ETF. Canary’s LTCC fund began trading on October 28, joining Solana and Hedera ETFs as the latest cryptocurrency derivatives assets listed for regulated trading in the US.
According to data from SoSoValue, LTCC’s cumulative total net inflow reached $719,970, with $802,260 in total traded value and $1.64 million in total net assets as of October 31.
Litecoin ETF market performance as of Nov 1, 2025 | Source: Sosovalue
Comparatively, Litecoin’s ETF performance trails behind the newly-launched funds. Solana’s fund amassed $199 million in inflows and $502 million in net assets, while Hedera’s ETF recorded $44 million in inflows and $45.93 million in assets. Litecoin’s correlation to Bitcoin (BTC) appears to have limited demand for LTC ETF this week. Net outflows of $191 million on Friday saw Bitcoin ETFs’ total withdrawals cross $1 billion in the last three days of trading.
Amid laggard ETF adoption, Litecoin continues to attract demand in online payment ecosystems. A report shared by community analyst bogdanoffig on X (formerly Twitter) revealed that Stake.com, a major crypto gaming platform, handles nearly 16% of daily Litecoin on-chain transactions.
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Interestingly, @Stake accounts for about 16% of the daily Litecoin on-chain… https://t.co/sBQSJqvOgl pic.twitter.com/hZJEo7aarq
— boglee Ⓜ️🕸 (@bogdanoffig) October 30, 2025
Litecoin’ official X account reposted the statement, which further showed that Litecoin records average daily on-chain transactions around 200,000, boosted by the Stake.com payments integration.
The median Litecoin transaction fee remains below $0.0005, positioning LTC as one of the cheapest and fastest networks for high-volume microtransactions. This real-world usage aligns with the broader trend of altcoins regaining ground in payment utility markets, particularly in regions adopting low-fee payment rails. On Friday, Square, a payments platform affiliated with X founder Jack Dorsey, earmarked $50 rewards for 20,000 users to enable Bitcoin conversations in-app.
Litecoin’s latest rally toward $99.00 reflects improving sentiment after weeks of turbulence. On the daily chart, LTC/USD trades just below the upper Bollinger Band (at $101.28) while the middle band sits at $95.39, marking this zone as a key short-term support base.
The Parabolic SAR dots above the price at $109.97 indicate a lingering bearish sentiment. The Relative Strength Index (RSI), trending upwards to 49.5, shows sellers ceding control as market momentum approaches neutral territory.
Litecoin (LTC) price prediction | TradingView
The MACD line has crossed above the signal line (-2.30 vs -3.17), signaling a potential bullish reversal. With the histogram now turning positive, LTC price appears poised for an attempt to reclaim the $100 psychological mark, followed by resistance at $109.97.
Conversely, failure to hold the $95 support level could trigger a mild retracement toward $89.50, aligning with the lower Bollinger Band.
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Ibrahim Ajibade is a seasoned research analyst with a background in supporting various Web3 startups and financial organizations. He earned his undergraduate degree in Economics and is currently studying for a Master’s in Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies at the University of Malta.
