Litecoin's been lagging behind Bitcoin and most major alts for close to 8 years now. Here's what's really going on. The LTC/BTC pair tells the story—RSI's been in a structural downtrend since early 2018. That's a long time to underperform.
But here's the thing about alt rotations: most traders don't jump into alts just because they feel like it. There are actual patterns. You typically see capital flowing into alts when one of two things happens:
First—when they're sitting at extreme relative lows, creating that juicy entry point everyone's looking for. Or second—during specific market phases when Bitcoin consolidates and risk appetite picks back up.
The question now: is LTC finally setting up for a reversal after 8 years in the doldrums? The technicals suggest we might be watching that setup form.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-07 16:55
It's been 8 years, and we're still getting beaten. LTC, this old fossil, has made it.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-07 16:53
LTC, these 8 years have really been endured; it's almost become an air coin. But to be honest, the technical aspect is indeed somewhat interesting. Let's see when BTC will take a break.
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TradFiRefugee
· 01-07 16:53
LTC has been lying low all these years, honestly, it's a bit embarrassing... But if we really follow this logic, the probability of a bottom reversal is indeed increasing.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 01-07 16:53
LTC has really been dragging on these 8 years. To be honest, I almost forgot if this coin is still around or not, haha.
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ApyWhisperer
· 01-07 16:45
LTC really hasn't turned around in these 8 years, but on the other hand... every time Bitcoin takes a breather, it's their turn, right? Let's see if they can seize the window of opportunity this time.
Litecoin's been lagging behind Bitcoin and most major alts for close to 8 years now. Here's what's really going on. The LTC/BTC pair tells the story—RSI's been in a structural downtrend since early 2018. That's a long time to underperform.
But here's the thing about alt rotations: most traders don't jump into alts just because they feel like it. There are actual patterns. You typically see capital flowing into alts when one of two things happens:
First—when they're sitting at extreme relative lows, creating that juicy entry point everyone's looking for. Or second—during specific market phases when Bitcoin consolidates and risk appetite picks back up.
The question now: is LTC finally setting up for a reversal after 8 years in the doldrums? The technicals suggest we might be watching that setup form.