2026-01-09 02:26:58

LTC trend is currently under significant pressure. On the four-hour chart, MA60 at 81.99 and MA120 at 82.38 form a strong resistance, with the price repeatedly approaching this range but unable to break through.

From the current trend, the price is oscillating around 81.4, and has not even touched the recent high points. This behavior indicates weak market momentum. More importantly, the trading volume at this level is very low; low volume oscillations often suggest a potential breakout in the next move—this could likely evolve into a consolidation zone during a downtrend.

The current price at 81.37, if it rebounds, can be seen as an entry point for short positions. The key support below is around the previous low at 79.88, which may serve as a short-term stop-loss point. In other words, with resistance above and support below, such a structure often presents a shorting opportunity. Weak rebounds are signals; no need to wait too long.

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Web3Educator

· 01-09 02:56

ngl ltc looking pretty weak rn, those moving averages acting like a ceiling honestly. the no-volume thing tho? that's the real tell imo—usually means something's about to break. bearish setup looks legit here

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rugged_again

· 01-09 02:56

It's the same old trick again—weak rebounds, and the bears start to rise. I just want to see how far this can fall this time.

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GameFiCritic

· 01-09 02:55

The situation of no-volume震荡... How to say, it's a typical prelude to a breakout after accumulation. The LTC this wave being pressed down so hard is indeed uncomfortable. --- Repetitive grinding around 81.4, I estimate the probability of a downward move is quite high, and the short opportunity is indeed obvious. --- The key still depends on this trading volume, it's too thin, and it feels like once it breaks, we need to run. --- Both sides are boxed in, no strength for a rebound... This structure, to put it plainly, is just waiting for the moment of a breakout, which is a bit annoying. --- If the 79.88 level is firmly held, it might still be possible to buy in, but if it falls below, it's over, then it will really be a bottomless pit. --- I don't like the no-volume trend; it's too predictable but uncertain in execution. This kind is the most deceptive, how many rebounds have been faked.

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