Convert US Dollar (USD) to Litecoin (LTC)
USD to LTC: 1 USD converts to 0.0182 LTC as of 20 Apr 2026, 11:28 am UTC
How much is 1 US Dollar in Litecoin today?
1 USD = 
0.0182 LTC
-0.49%24HLast updated: 20 Apr 2026, 11:28 am UTC
| USD | 24H -0.49% | 7D +4.02% | 1M -2.05% | 3M -21.14% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 USD | 0.0181 LTC | 0.0189 LTC | 0.0178 LTC | 0.0144 LTC |
| 5 USD | 0.0906 LTC | 0.0947 LTC | 0.0892 LTC | 0.0718 LTC |
| 10 USD | 0.1812 LTC | 0.1895 LTC | 0.1784 LTC | 0.1436 LTC |
| 50 USD | 0.9062 LTC | 0.9473 LTC | 0.8921 LTC | 0.7182 LTC |
| 100 USD | 1.81 LTC | 1.89 LTC | 1.78 LTC | 1.44 LTC |
| 500 USD | 9.06 LTC | 9.47 LTC | 8.92 LTC | 7.18 LTC |
| 1,000 USD | 18.12 LTC | 18.95 LTC | 17.84 LTC | 14.36 LTC |
About Litecoin
Litecoin (LTC) is priced at $54.90 per LTC as of 20 Apr 2026, 11:28 am UTC. With a market capitalisation of $4.23B, Litecoin holds a 0.2% dominance over the total cryptocurrency market. There are currently 77,080,426.98 LTC in circulation out of a maximum supply of 84,000,000.00 LTC. In the last 24 hours, $239.55M worth of Litecoin has been traded. Litecoin is down 0.49% in the last 24 hours. In the last hour alone, LTC has moved -0.53%.
Conversion Tables
LTC
USD
1 LTC
54.90
5 LTC
274.52
10 LTC
549.03
50 LTC
2,745.15
100 LTC
5,490.31
1,000 LTC
54,903.09
USD
LTC
1 USD
0.0182 LTC
100 USD
1.82 LTC
1,000 USD
18.21 LTC
5,000 USD
91.07 LTC
10,000 USD
182.14 LTC
100,000 USD
1,821.39 LTC
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Buy LitecoinFAQs
What is Litecoin?
Litecoin is a cryptocurrency designed for faster and cheaper transactions compared to Bitcoin.
It was built from Bitcoin’s code but makes a few key changes. Blocks are created every 2.5 minutes instead of 10, so transactions confirm more quickly. It also uses a different mining algorithm called Scrypt.
Litecoin has a fixed supply of 84 million coins, and like Bitcoin, it goes through halving events that reduce new supply over time.
Litecoin’s faster confirmations and lower fees make it suitable for everyday transfers rather than long-term holding.
It was built from Bitcoin’s code but makes a few key changes. Blocks are created every 2.5 minutes instead of 10, so transactions confirm more quickly. It also uses a different mining algorithm called Scrypt.
Litecoin has a fixed supply of 84 million coins, and like Bitcoin, it goes through halving events that reduce new supply over time.
Litecoin’s faster confirmations and lower fees make it suitable for everyday transfers rather than long-term holding.
How does the BitMEX LTC to USD converter work?
The BitMEX LTC to USD converter shows the USD value of Litecoin using live market prices.
Enter the amount of LTC, and the tool calculates the dollar value instantly based on current trading data. This keeps the result aligned with real market conditions.
Use it to check the LTC/USD rate before placing a trade or reviewing your position. You can access the converter without registering.
Enter the amount of LTC, and the tool calculates the dollar value instantly based on current trading data. This keeps the result aligned with real market conditions.
Use it to check the LTC/USD rate before placing a trade or reviewing your position. You can access the converter without registering.
How does Federal Reserve policy affect Litecoin’s dollar price?
Federal Reserve policy affects Litecoin through liquidity and how traders shift capital.
When rates fall or liquidity increases, more money flows into crypto, which can support LTC alongside Bitcoin. When rates rise or liquidity tightens, that flow slows down, and Litecoin often feels the pressure more quickly than larger assets.
Litecoin’s supply cycle adds another layer. Halving events reduce new supply, so if they line up with easier monetary conditions, the effect on price can be stronger.
The strength of the US dollar also affects LTC. A stronger dollar can push prices lower, while a weaker dollar can support upward moves.
A stronger dollar can weigh on it, while a weaker dollar tends to support broader crypto markets.
When rates fall or liquidity increases, more money flows into crypto, which can support LTC alongside Bitcoin. When rates rise or liquidity tightens, that flow slows down, and Litecoin often feels the pressure more quickly than larger assets.
Litecoin’s supply cycle adds another layer. Halving events reduce new supply, so if they line up with easier monetary conditions, the effect on price can be stronger.
The strength of the US dollar also affects LTC. A stronger dollar can push prices lower, while a weaker dollar can support upward moves.
A stronger dollar can weigh on it, while a weaker dollar tends to support broader crypto markets.
What role do spot ETFs and institutional flows play in Litecoin pricing?
Litecoin doesn’t have a spot ETF yet, so most institutional access still comes through crypto platforms and products like trusts.
Money flowing into Bitcoin ETFs can still affect LTC. When capital enters Bitcoin, some of it often rotates into similar assets like Litecoin, especially during strong market phases.
Litecoin’s long track record and proof-of-work setup make it easier for institutions to evaluate compared to newer tokens. This keeps it on the radar for potential investment products.
If a spot LTC ETF gets approved, it would make it much easier for traditional investors to access Litecoin, which could bring in additional demand.
Money flowing into Bitcoin ETFs can still affect LTC. When capital enters Bitcoin, some of it often rotates into similar assets like Litecoin, especially during strong market phases.
Litecoin’s long track record and proof-of-work setup make it easier for institutions to evaluate compared to newer tokens. This keeps it on the radar for potential investment products.
If a spot LTC ETF gets approved, it would make it much easier for traditional investors to access Litecoin, which could bring in additional demand.
Can I trade Litecoin on BitMEX?
Yes. BitMEX lists Litecoin across both spot and derivatives markets.
You can buy LTC on the spot market or trade LTC perpetual swap contracts with leverage. This lets you go long or short and manage positions based on price direction.
Check LTC markets on BitMEX and register to trade today.
You can buy LTC on the spot market or trade LTC perpetual swap contracts with leverage. This lets you go long or short and manage positions based on price direction.
Check LTC markets on BitMEX and register to trade today.
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Currency Converters are inherently speculative and may not be accurate; future prices can differ significantly. The conversions shown in the calculator are based on the current market price available on BitMEX and external price sources.
This is not financial advice, nor a recommendation to buy any product. Digital asset prices are highly volatile, and you risk losing your investment. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Always understand the risks and consult an independent financial advisor before investing. For full details, refer to the BitMEX Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure Statement.
Currency Converters are inherently speculative and may not be accurate; future prices can differ significantly. The conversions shown in the calculator are based on the current market price available on BitMEX and external price sources.
This is not financial advice, nor a recommendation to buy any product. Digital asset prices are highly volatile, and you risk losing your investment. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Always understand the risks and consult an independent financial advisor before investing. For full details, refer to the BitMEX Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure Statement.
