Litecoin Has an ETF, and Almost Nobody Uses It

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.Litecoin gains 11.5 percent. A spot ETF has traded on the Nasdaq since October 2025; at the end of June it held around $5.49 million. What that gap says about ETF expectations.Litecoin rose about 11.5 percent on Sunday to $63.57 (CoinGecko, September 21, 2026, 13:12 UTC), placing it 25th among the largest cryptocurrencies. Over the week it is up a good 17 percent, over 30 days by around 22 percent. Litecoin has something many larger projects are still waiting for: its own exchange-traded fund on a US exchange. And that is exactly where something uncomfortable can be read off on this day. Assets under management fell far short of expectations. The ETF is here, the capital is not A spot ETF on Litecoin has traded on the Nasdaq since October 27, 2025, launched by Canary Capital. The product holds Litecoin directly and charges an annual fee of 0.95 percent. Assets under management stood at around $5.49 million at the end of June 2026. For comparison: Litecoin's daily turnover on tra...