$LTC A Litecoin ETF would allow investors to buy and sell it like any other stock, without having to manage a crypto wallet or private keys. Now, on a similar note, we saw CoinShares apply to list a Litecoin ETF on the Nasdaq in the past few weeks and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is now reviewing it. Experts believe there is a high chance, up to 90%, that Litecoin will be approved by the end of 2025, as US regulators become more open to cryptocurrencies.

Beyond the ETF hype surrounding Litecoin, the coin’s network has seen a huge increase in activity. Daily trading volumes are up $9.6 billion, up 243% since August 2024. This isn’t just speculative trading, real people are using Litecoin to transact, not just HODLing.

At the same time, whales are quietly piling into LTC. In the past two weeks alone, they have bought around $500 million worth of Litecoin, a strong signal that they see long-term potential in it.

Currently, Litecoin is trading around $138, with $120 as a major support level. If the momentum continues, analysts say Litecoin could rise to $225. However, if it falls below $80, the rally may lose momentum.