Litecoin (LTC) saw a sharp decline of 10.32% on Monday, trading at $113.70 by 11:01 (16:01 GMT) on the Investing.com Index. This marked its largest single-day percentage loss since March 3.

LTC recently surged before facing a sharp decline, finding support near $116.02. Key indicators make this a crucial level for traders.

The global cryptocurrency market cap has climbed to $3.07 trillion, gaining 0.4% in the past 24 hours, as optimism sweeps across digital assets.

Over the past two weeks, whales have been accumulating LTC, a strong signal of growing confidence in the asset's future. This wave of accumulation comes amid increasing speculation about a Litecoin ETF approval. Amid this increasing institutional interest in LTC, traders are looking for the best platforms to maximize their gains.

Litecoin (LTC) has shown impressive momentum in recent weeks, with its price surging by over 8% in the last 24 hours. At the time of writing, LTC was trading at $127.08, continuing its strong upward trend that began in February, when it gained 25% against Bitcoin.

Litecoin's momentum remains strong, but resistance levels and market sentiment will shape its next move.

The Litecoin price has been one of the better-performing assets since a wave of bearish pressure swept the market this past week. While the altcoin initially succumbed to the downward pressure, the price of LTC has recovered to its former highs before the downturn.

Litecoin (LTC) recently saw a short-term rally, outperforming Bitcoin (BTC) in a volatile market. This boost was driven largely by the liquidation of bearish positions, fueling optimism among traders.

Despite a recent rally, Litecoin's price may be testing critical support levels, making its future uncertain.

Bitcoin's sharp recovery is proof that dip buyers remain active at lower levels. Will altcoins follow?

Litecoin (LTC) is down 7.4% in the past 24 hours, as the market's selling spree continued after the end of yesterday's American session.

Litecoin (LTC) tumbled 10.01% to $116.53 by 02:29 (07:29 GMT) on the Investing.com Index, marking its steepest one-day decline since February 24. This drop reduced Litecoins market capitalization to $8.86 billion, accounting for 0.33% of the total cryptocurrency market.

Litecoin (CRYPTO: LTC) has gained 12% over the past month, significantly outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP, all of which are down. Traders are now eyeing further upside, especially with the ETF narrative gaining traction.

The crypto market has had a rough run in February, attributed to jitters over trade tariffs. US President Donald Trump exacerbated the sour sentiment on Thursday after threatening 25% tariffs on imports from the Eurozone.

Cryptocurrencies traded in red on Thursday as Bitcoin hovered around the $85K mark. While the focus shifts to a ‘selective alt season,' top altcoins Litecoin, Solana, and XRP remained on investor and trader watch lists. Let's check what investors can expect from their price movements in the near future.

Litecoin has been consolidating below the $140 level, showing resilience despite the broader market downturn. Even during this week's market breakdown, which saw Litecoin drop by 18%, the price managed to reclaim key levels, signaling strength compared to other altcoins.

Litecoin (LTC) has encountered a persistent challenge over the past three months, failing to break above the key resistance at $136. Despite recent attempts to breach this barrier, the altcoin has struggled to maintain upward momentum.

Litecoin (LTC) has recently surged by 12.86%, signaling a potential bullish breakout and increased market sentiment. As the cryptocurrency navigates through a period of renewed interest from large-scale traders, its technical indicators, market sentiment, and on-chain insights suggest that the altcoin could continue its upward trajectory.

Peter Brandt, a name that carries serious weight in trading circles, has turned his attention to Litecoin (LTC). Known for his expertise in classical charting for over 40 years, Brandt sees a short-term swing trade opportunity forming with this altcoin's price movements.

Litecoin (LTC), currently ranked the 12th-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has outpaced Bitcoin (BTC) in daily price gains. While Bitcoin, the leading digital asset, is down 3.34% daily, LTC has increased by 8% within the same time frame.

Litecoin is slowly becoming more popular among market participants ever since it displayed disparity with the other top cryptos. The price has been trying hard to break above the resistance that has been held for over a couple of years.

Defying the broader crypto market correction, Litecoin price is up 7% today surging all the way to $130 levels, and eyeing a potential breakout ahead. Furthermore, today's LTC pump comes with 60% in daily trading volumes hitting past $2.06 billion, hinting at a strong bullish undercurrent for the altcoin.

LTC and APT are the top best performers from the larger-cap alts today.

With an inverse head and shoulders breakout targeting $160 and ETF speculation fueling optimism, can LTC rally to $360 in 2025?

Litecoin breaks out with a 12.8% price surge as its RSI and moving averages signal ‘buy' in the short-term and long-term.

Litecoin (LTC) saw a sharp 10.80% jump, reaching $122.94 by 04:38 (09:38 GMT) on Wednesday, marking its biggest one-day gain since February 10. This surge pushed Litecoins market cap to $9.07 billion, accounting for 0.31% of the total cryptocurrency market.

Litecoin is the only cryptocurrency in the top 50 with near double-digit gains over the past 24 hours. Cointelegraph explains why.

Crypto traders are still counting losses after the recent market crash that pushed Bitcoin and most altcoins to multi-month lows. Litecoin (LTC) price was affected by this downtrend and plunged to a two-week low.

Not all pullbacks are created equal, and Litecoin (LTC) is proving that today. As the cryptocurrency market just survived another round of massive and very painful corrections and billions worth of liquidations, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) lost almost 10% and fell as low as $85,000.

The massive market crash that saw more than $1.4 billion in crypto liquidations is thinning out, with Litecoin (LTC) leading the altcoin recovery. Key metrics associated with the coin have recorded a positive jump over the past 24 hours, signaling the likelihood that the worst is over for the altcoin.

Sui, Litecoin, and Chainlink are recovering after the Trump-led crypto market crash. A technical analysis of SUI, LTC, and LINK reveals key levels to watch.

At a time when several cryptos are struggling, Litecoin (LTC) price chose to move the other way around as the coin's value surged in the last 24 hours. Ergo, let's take a closer look at other cryptos, which also showcase potential for a similar growth.

Litecoin (LTC) is currently attempting to sustain its position above the critical $120 threshold, eliciting concern among investors. Related Reading: $34 XRP?

The correction continues on the market, and all of the top 10 coins are in the red zone, according to CoinMarketCap.

Litecoin (LTC) is under increasing pressure as the broader cryptocurrency market experiences a pullback. With a recent drop to around $123.31, a 3% decline in 24 hours, Litecoin's momentum is fading, leaving many to wonder whether it's heading for a deeper fall—potentially below the $100 mark.

The crypto market plunged into the red, shaving off over $230 billion after President Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Canada and Mexico would be effective in March. As a result, market sentiment sank to extreme fear, with cryptocurrencies registering significant losses.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju is shaking up the idea of “Altcoin Season” as we know it, suggesting that only a select few altcoins will thrive in 2025. Unlike past cycles, where almost all altcoins are pumped together, Ju believes this bull run will favor projects with strong projects with real-world use cases.

Litecoin price remains under pressure, hovering below the $120 support level as speculation over a potential exchange-traded fund (ETF) intensifies. The LTC price has seen increased volatility, with discussions on its ETF approval getting traction.

Litecoin (LTC) saw a sharp decline of 11.18% on Monday, trading at $114.16 by 17:04 (22:04 GMT) on the Investing.com Index. This marks its steepest single-day drop since February 24, pushing its market cap down to $9.11 billion, representing 0.48% of the total crypto market.

Litecoin is on the verge of breaking multi-year highs at the $147 level, defying the overall negative sentiment in the crypto market. While selling pressure and uncertainty have slowed the broader market, LTC has held strong, just below key supply levels.

While whales seem to dominate recent Litecoin (LTC) price action, tides may turn in favor of retail investors with recent bullish developments. The post Litecoin Rejected at $130 – Is the Bull Run Over or Just Delayed? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The market is down, FUD has returned, and the always-fickle Fear & Greed Index is perilously close to the ‘afraid' category as $BTC's price remains solidly below the $100K mark. The total crypto market cap is down 1.63% in the past 24 hours.

Large cryptocurrency investors have purchased nearly one million Litecoin tokens as experts predict a 90% chance of ETF approval in 2025

Litecoin (LTC), a cryptocurrency with a long-standing presence in the market, has faced a slight decline recently, with its price dropping to $127.97 after a minor 0.46% dip in the last 24 hours. Despite this short-term downturn, investor sentiment remains positive, especially among large Litecoin holders.

Could a potential ETF approval ignite Litecoin's next major rally? Whales seem to think so—here's why.

Crypto Highlights This Week: The broader market concludes another interesting week, primarily keeping investors on their toes. Cryptocurrency exchange behemoth Bybit suffered a $1.4 billion hack this week, whereas BTC and altcoins remained stagnant despite market advancements.

Litecoin (LTC) is currently caught in a downward trend that could lead to a sharp price drop. Recent market data indicates that LTC, which has seen strong trading activity in recent months, may be on the verge of a 25% decline due to increased selling pressure.