Canary’s Litecoin ETF took in a net $581,140 on Monday. That was the first inflow after seven trading days in which the fund moved nothing at all, and it lands in a week when most large coins have lost ground. Litecoin costs $61.47 on Wednesday morning and is up 0.33 percent over seven days.
That sounds like a small number, and it is one. On a normal trading day, $581,140 is less than Bitcoin funds turn over in a minute. The figure is interesting not for its size but for its direction: money flowed out of the Solana and Zcash funds the same day. If you invest from Germany, though, a quite different question hangs on it, namely whether you can buy this fund at all. The answer comes further down, and it is no.
$581,140 flows into Canary's Litecoin ETF after seven flat trading days
The fund, ticker LTCC, is a US spot ETF on Litecoin. Spot ETF means the fund holds the coins itself rather than taking futures positions. On Monday, October 19, 2026, it booked a net inflow of $581,140, after seven trading days in which nothing went in and nothing came out. Since launch, net inflows add up to $16.88 million. The figures come from Read Entire Article
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