
Litecoin Sees Surge in On-Chain Activity
Litecoin’s on-chain activity has surged, with weekly transaction volume more than doubling to $26.5 billion, showcasing increased network usage despite recent price fluctuations.
Litecoin’s on-chain activity has surged, with weekly transaction volume more than doubling to $26.5 billion, showcasing increased network usage despite recent price fluctuations.
Litecoin approaches a crucial $63 resistance level, with market indicators suggesting potential for either a breakout or consolidation.
Litecoin’s price has risen 6.49% in 24 hours to $75.4, with a 5% weekly gain. Despite a drop in trading volume, LTC maintains a $5.65 billion market cap, ranking 21st among cryptocurrencies.
Litecoin achieves over 12 million transactions in a month, while a crypto analyst predicts its price peak in October 2025 based on historical cycles.
Litecoin breaks its bearish trend as it reaches 25 million Ordinals inscriptions, accompanied by a 5% price increase and growing network activity.
Litecoin founder Charlie Lee discussed the cryptocurrency’s growth, adoption, and future prospects at Consensus 2024, highlighting its increasing popularity for payments and potential for an ETF.
Litecoin’s price has taken a bearish turn after breaking below a key support level of $82.40, with on-chain data indicating holders are losing interest and confidence in the token.
Litecoin price is at a critical juncture, facing resistance from a long-standing declining trend line. A breakdown below the $100 psychological level could trigger a correction towards $90 or lower, while a breakout above the trend line could propel LTC towards $119 or higher levels.
A prominent Litecoin holder has strategically redirected a substantial $250,000 investment to Algotech, an emerging decentralized algorithmic trading platform, amid bullish signals for Litecoin’s potential breakout.
A recent report by CoinShares revealed that crypto investment products experienced $206 million in outflows last week, with Bitcoin and Ethereum accounting for the majority of the outflows, while altcoins like Litecoin and Chainlink saw substantial inflows during the same period.