Litecoin is starting to pop back up on the market’s radar — and this time, the attention is coming from a surprising place.
Vanguard Group, known for being one of the most conservative investment giants, has finally opened crypto access for its investors through third-party ETFs. That means the Canary Litecoin ETF (LTCC) is now available to a whole new category of traditional, risk-averse investors.
But here’s the twist: despite the improved accessibility, Sosovalue data shows zero net inflows during the first two days of this week. Total inflows sit at just $7.67M, still miles behind other ETFs like XRP and SOL.
While the ETF side is quiet, the Litecoin derivatives market is doing the opposite.
Futures open interest jumped 4.41% in 24 hours, hitting $440.26M, signaling fresh speculative interest. Short liquidations surged to $753,910, massively outweighing long liquidations at $29,330 — a clear sign of building bullish pressure.
On-chain behavior backs this up. According to CryptoQuant, whales are increasing their average order sizes, hinting at growing institutional confidence in LTC’s short-term upside.
From a technical standpoint, Litecoin is bouncing cleanly off a key trendline built from the October 17 and November 4 lows, aligning with a potential breakout from a falling wedge pattern.
Your main resistance levels right now:
50-day EMA → $92.94
200-day EMA → $99.51
A solid break above the 200-day EMA would be the first real confirmation of a bullish reversal.
Momentum indicators are already leaning that way — RSI has recovered to 45, and MACD is close to flipping bullish.
If momentum cools off, watch $79.68 and $74.66 as strong support zones.
