Litecoin price did not see a throughput in price that was expected after the block halving. Litecoin couldn’t be held responsible but this crypto coin isn’t designed the same way as Bitcoin (BTC).
Litecoin price dropped to seventy-two ($72) dollars and has been on a downward spiral. At the time of writing, Litecoin goes out for seventy dollars ($70.60). The twenty-four (24) hour for LTC amounts to two billion dollars ($2,776,979,612) while the market cap for Litecoin is valued at four billion dollars ($4,464,159,298).
The Seattle based crypto startup, Strix Leviathan, conducted a research in which they highlighted that the crypto assets that have gone through block halving, have outperformed their peers (which didn’t get to go through the same process) in the market.
Litecoin price will rebound and history supports it
While Bitcoin can foresee a promising halving, event followed by a price fluctuation in the cryptocurrency’s standing value, Litceoin price took a recent turn down the memory lane. LTC dropped to it fifty (50) week moving average (MA). Crypto analyst CL stated that the last time this happened, Bitcoin also dipped for a short time. We might see LTC price stabilizing after BTC halving.
LTC found support at the 50 week MA, history repeating again?
The 50 weekly is sitting at 66$, and LTC has recovered to 71$ pic.twitter.com/2V1wD7pJpv
— CL (@CL207) September 10, 2019
Another fellow analyst, Nebrakskan Gooner, thinks the same but has higher hopes for LTC. According to him, the downward trend initiated from June has been broken and all that’s left for LTC now, os to move up to seventy-nine dollars ($79).
Unfortunately I was busy all day today but wanted to update.
Trend line held on retest which would have been a decent long opportunity.
Looking like $79 is a possibility from here near term but I’d have to zoom into lower time frames for confirmation. https://t.co/Z2hR4v5TX3 pic.twitter.com/ooYgzDOfuL
— NebraskanGooner📈…
