Litecoin (LTC) Price Signals Further Consolidation amid Increased On-chain Activity

On Jun 11, 2024 at 12:51 pm UTC by · 3 mins read

While some analysts have regarded to Litecoin (LTC) as a silent giant similar to Silver, Forbes researchers view the altcoin as a good-for-nothing blockchain.

Litecoin (LTC), a veteran altcoin forked from the Bitcoin (BTC) chain to support mainstream payments, has grown over the years into a major digital asset. The mid-cap altcoin, with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of about $6.6 billion and a daily average traded volume of around $481 million, takes pride in more than 9 million holders.

However, the proof-of-work (PoW) secured blockchain, with a net hash rate of about 1.02 PH/s, has significantly been criticized for lack of innovative development to match the Web3 space. Furthermore, the Litecoin network does not support smart contracts and eb3 development similar to Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Tron (TRX), and Toncoin (TON), among many others.

The Litecoin network has largely leveraged the speculative aspect of digital assets, thus being regarded as the silver of the cryptocurrency industry. However, a recent research by Forbes analysts suggested that the Litecoin network is among the good-for-nothing blockchains with unproven and little utility other than speculative crypto trading.

Litecoin Believers Remain Unshaken

Litecoin’s global community has remained unshaken throughout the past years, despite the altcoin’s value getting trapped in a multi-year consolidation against the US dollar. Already, the Litecoin network has undertaken two halving events, which have reduced its overall market supply from miners but have continued to consolidate in a macro triangular pattern.

However, the fact that the LTC price has been approaching the apex of the triangular pattern has attracted more cryptocurrency speculators.

Moreover, the Litecoin network boasts of deep liquidity with fast transaction finality compared to other blockchains.

Consequently, on-chain data conducted by market intelligence platform Santiment shows that Litecoin’s activities have been on the rise in the recent past. Specifically, the Litecoin network has averaged around 704k unique addresses in the past week, after averaging around 345k unique addresses throughout May.

Remarkably, the Litecoin network has outshined Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) in active addresses, an indicator more investors are interacting with the altcoin.

Litecoin (LTC) Price Expectations

Amid the ongoing crypto volatility, Litecoin (LTC) price has dropped about 5 percent to trade around $79.16 on Tuesday. Litecoin price has been signaling an inevitable upswing in the near term, after accumulating significant bullish sentiment since the 2017/2018 bull cycle. According to a popular crypto analyst alias Crypto Tony on the X platform, LTC price against the US dollar is on the cusp of a major bull run akin to Silver in the metal industry.

From a technical standpoint, LTC price has been forming an ascending triangle since establishing the 2022 bear market lows of about $47. Additionally, LTC price has been retesting the bullish breakout of a falling logarithmic trend, thus signaling an imminent rally ahead.

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