Litecoin (LTC) Price Needs To Hold This Level To Avoid A Sharp Sell-Off
Litecoin (LTC) has created a double-top pattern right at an important resistance level. It is likely to continue its decline in the near future.
Double-Top Pattern
The price of Litecoin (LTC) has risen since hitting a yearly low of $41 in June 2022. It has formed an uptrend structure during this process and reached a yearly high of $105.7 in February 2023.
However, the price was unable to break through the resistance level of $100 and was rejected twice. This action has formed a double-top pattern, which often leads to a trend reversal to the downside.
In addition, the second rejection created a bearish engulfing candle and a bearish divergence in the weekly RSI indicator, another bearish signal.
Therefore, the LTC price is likely to continue to decline towards the important support level at $63.
Daily Outlook
The daily chart provides a slightly more optimistic outlook. It shows that the LTC price is still above the important support level of the recent uptrend at $85.
However, the price has not seen a strong recovery from this level, indicating a lack of buying pressure at lower levels.
The daily RSI indicator has fallen below 50 and is sloping downwards, a bearish signal.
Therefore, the LTC price is likely to break below this support and decline to the next support level at $75.
Conclusion
Technical signals suggest that the LTC price will continue to decline in the near future. The potential first target of this move is $75 and lower towards $63.
Breaking down below the $85 support level will confirm this possibility.
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