Key Takeaways
Between September 2023 and February 2024, the Litecoin (LTC) price remained stable above $60, establishing a support zone and setting up a potential upward move.
After reaching $113 in April, LTC experienced significant volatility, which led to price corrections and the formation of potential bullish patterns.
Between September 2023 and February 2024, Litecoin maintained stability above $60, forming a horizontal support zone and priming for an upward movement.
By April 2, LTC climbed to $113 before encountering a steep decline.
This decline tested the upper boundary of the $70 support zone on April 13, leading to a brief recovery to $90 by May 21.
However, a subsequent downturn pulled the price lower than its mid-April levels.
Considering the previous rise as a five-wave impulse, the downward movement from April 1 appears to be the final wave of a corrective phase. On Aug. 5, the price was retraced to the 0.786 Fibonacci level, a common correction endpoint.
According to Elliott Wave Theory, corrective waves can retrace up to 100% without altering the bullish outlook. Additionally, the formation of a descending triangle suggests that a breakout to the upside would indicate the beginning of a new bull phase, with the potential for LTC to target $170 as its next high.
In the short term, Litecoin could position itself for growth.
It has consolidated around $63 since late August and finally broke out above the symmetrical triangle.
If the earlier rise marks the start of a new uptrend and the forming symmetrical triangle represents a corrective phase, the next upward movement could see LTC aiming for $90 as an interim target, with $100 as the potential peak of this advance.
The rise from Sept. 9, which led to a breakout, could be the next upward advancement. However, it has been halted at its prior high resistance of $69. If it continues moving up and surpasses this area, we will receive a strong signal of the upcoming bull phase.
However, if it gets rejected, LTC could face yet another downturn, leading to lower values than on Aug. 5.