Litecoin sits near the top as one of the most common digital currencies accessible, in an emerging and robust crypto-landscape. With an approximate market value of $2.6 billion, Litecoin is the 7th largest digital asset. At the time of writing, Litecoin is trading down nearly 2.5 percent in 24hrs at its current level, representing a marginal fall from nearly $42.00 daily highs. LTC/USD stays around $41 in a close range in the midst of drifting momentum. Key data metrics offered by Intotheblock slides bearish, as data posited by sifting into the on-chain composition of Litecoin suggest lower volumes of transactions during most of 2020, implying that players may lose interest in the crypto. Litecoin may strive to accumulate any continuous upward momentum.
*Litecoin is the 7th largest digital asset with the current market value of $2.6 billion
*LTC/USD stays around $41 in a close range in the midst of drifting momentum
*Key data metrics offered by Intotheblock slides bearish
Key Levels
Resistance Levels: $55.50, $50.00, $45.00
Support Levels: $37.17, $35.00, $28.00
LTC/USD Daily Chart: Ranging
Despite trading the price under $45.00 level and holding up for the past 5 days around the $41 mark, Litecoin (LTC) has fallen a little beneath it today. The price has begun to turn lower and the RSI has fallen into the negative zone, implying bears have the advantage. Specifically, the handful of large transactions might have lately surged, although the price has dropped, while the overall total large volume of transactions has plummeted from $4.3 billion on April 10 to $1.7 million, which may be justified in part by the drop in price.
LTC/USD 4-Hour Chart: Ranging
On the contrary, the psychological $39.50 level and 4-hour MA 200 are providing initial support. A steady step underneath this level may boost the selling pressure and drive the price to a level of $37.17 (low on 4-hour April 1). This support is likely to slow the bears; nevertheless, only when it is breached, the sell-off may intensify at $35.00 level towards the bearish target established by the intersection of the upward trendline and horizontal support line.
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