GM, I think people are still sleeping on @litecoin | $LTC. While CT is busy chasing AI coins and new L1s, LTC has been quietly loading fundamentals that could flip the whole narrative in Q4. I’ve been tracking its hashpower, ETF filings, and halving dynamics and the setup looks too aligned to ignore. 1️⃣ The ETF catalyst is real $LTC is one of the few assets the CFTC classifies as a commodity, just like Bitcoin. It means fewer legal hurdles and faster ETF approval. 3 spot ETF proposals from Canary, Grayscale, CoinShares are all lined up. Bloomberg’s analysts put approval odds at 90-95% this year. The Canary Capital filing already hit finalized status, pending post-shutdown clearance, possibly this week in Oct 17. If that green light hits, we could see $8-$10B in inflows from JPMorgan est., just like ETH ETFs earlier this year. $LTC’s liquidity is much smaller than ETH’s. That means inflows hit harder. Even a few billion could be a rocket. 2️⃣ Post-halving scarcity is kicking in The last halving cut rewards to 6.25 LTC/block, and that supply crunch always takes time to show. It happened in 2015, it happened in 2019, both times @litecoin exploded after the halving, not before. Now, with emission down to 1,260 LTC/day and 5% of supply locked or lost, supply pressure is real. When you combine ETF demand with reduced issuance, you get the same setup Bitcoin had in 2024 before it ripped. This is the part most people miss. 3️⃣ Hashpower is screaming confidence As of Oct 15, Litecoin’s hashrate sits at 3.27 PH/s, an ATH. That’s +400% since the 2023 halving, and miners don’t commit that kind of power unless they expect the network to pay off. This means stronger security, higher trust, and better optics for institutions, especially when ETFs start custodying LTC. Even during volatile months, the network never went down. Zero hacks + 13 years of uptime. That’s boring to most, but exactly what Wall Street likes. 4️⃣ Macro backdrop is turning favorable Fed is expected to start cutting rates, JPM sees three cuts starting this quarter, Morgan Stanley thinks more in 2026. Inflation at 4%+ and slowing GDP compared to U.S. 1.7%, could push investors toward digital commodities as inflation hedges. That’s literally the narrative Litecoin was born for, ppl call it digital silver. 5️⃣ The technical setup $LTC’s trading around $98-115, up 45% YTD, still miles below its 2021 ATH of $412. Resistance sits at $125; break that and I’m eyeing $200-$300 as the EOY target. If ETF approvals hit and BTC goes parabolic toward $150K, @litecoin can easily revisit its historical ~1-5% BTC ratio, putting it between $250-$300. 6️⃣ My take Litecoin is OG dino coin, that’s exactly why I’m bullish. It’s fair-launched, time-tested, decentralized, and now fundamentally re-priced. The network is stronger than ever. The ETF door is about to open. The supply curve is the tightest it’s been in years. When old money comes in, they’ll start with what they know: Bitcoin, Ethereum… and the other commodity asset. In Q4 2025, I believe $LTC’ll remind the market why it earned the name digital silver. Accumulate the boredom. Let the hype chase itself.