Litecoin Rockets to $120 on ETF Frenzy—Will $140 Be the Next Stop?
Litecoin's price surges as ETF speculation fuels bullish momentum—but can it sustain the rally?
The 'silver to Bitcoin's gold' is catching fire, up 30% in a week as traders pile into crypto ETFs.
Wall Street's latest flavor of the month? Maybe. But don't expect the suits to understand the tech behind it.
Key levels to watch: A clean break above $120 could pave the way for $140—or trigger profit-taking from early bulls.
Remember: In crypto, hype moves faster than fundamentals. Trade accordingly.

- Litecoin (LTC) jumps 9%, hitting $120 for the first time since March 2025 amid rising ETF speculation and bullish sentiment.
- Trading volume surges 54.95% to $2.02B; open interest rises 17.15% to $1B, signaling strong institutional activity.
- ETF approval odds climb to 80% on Polymarket as Grayscale, CoinShares, and Canary Digital file for LTC-backed products.
Litecoin (LTC) is regaining attention throughout the altcoin sphere and eyeing an increment in its value, in line with the entire crypto market. The LTC price over the last 24 hours is up by 9.35%, and over the last week it is also up by 9.01%.
At the time of writing, LTC is trading at $119.23 with a 24-hour trading volume of $1.05 billion, up by 21.98% over the last 24 hours. The coin has a market capitalization of $9.07 billion, which is up by 9.35%.
The general market trend is turning from a bearish to a bullish phase as Bitcoin is moving in an upward direction after the recent volatility. The entire crypto market has benefitted from this surge, including altcoins like Litecoin.
Litecoin (LTC) Hits $120 on ETF Optimism
According to Crypto News, Litecoin (LTC) surged to $120 today, the highest since March 2025, as increased speculation of a possible Litecoin ETF spreads a positive wave throughout the entire virtual space. Traders on Polymarket now give an 80% chance of a Litecoin-backed exchange-traded fund attaining approval before the month of October, a significant boost in sentiment.
INSIGHT: @Litecoin ETF odds jump to 80%$LTC spiked to $120 today — its highest since March — as @Polymarket traders bet big on ETF approvals coming in October.
Grayscale, CoinShares and Canary all have filings in
Is Litecoin next in line after $BTC and $ETH? pic.twitter.com/EBbPbCVaeJ
This positivity has been fueled by recent filing activity by major players like Grayscale, CoinShares, and Canary Digital, which are reportedly poised to drop LTC into mainstream financial arenas along with Bitcoin and Ethereum. The evolution has been prompted by rising calls for regulatory parity by current legacy coins, of which Litecoin has long served as the digital silver primed for institutional adoption next.
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Litecoin Holds Momentum and Targets $140
According to the technical analysis, the market rebounded from the intraday low of $110.15 to a high of $119.74, overcoming the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement barrier at $104.64. The technical structure is improving, as LTC has moved through its 20, 50, 100, and 200-day EMAs. A successful reversal of the $111.35 resistance (0.236 Fib) into support has provided a route through to a possible test of $122.19, the recent local top.
The price action has respected significant support levels, particularly the golden pocket at $93.80. So long as LTC hangs above the $104–$108 zone, bulls should remain in charge. A surge through $122.19 might push prices through to the $130–$140 zone, a level that hasn’t been witnessed since the latter part of 2024.
Traders should, however, watch for possible rejection at this resistance, which might prompt temporary consolidation or a salutary pullback.
LTC Sees Bullish Derivatives and Institutional Interest
Momentum also manifests from Litecoin’s derivatives data. Open interest (OI) increased 17.15% to $1.00 billion, an indication of institutional and Leveraged investors entering into the picture once again. Volume increased 54.95% to $2.02 billion, confirming strong market interest driving the upswing.
Sentiment indices, particularly the OI-weighted one, have become positive once again and sit at 0.0067%, a signal of rising speculation sentiment. Overall convergence of spot and derivatives market data reaffirms the bull case on the shorter time horizon.