2026-01-12 22:25:35

Observing Litecoin's recent trend, the downward momentum has indeed shown signs of weakening. The previous bearish push has gradually slowed down, coupled with sluggish trading volume, and the divergence between volume and price is becoming more and more apparent.

From a technical perspective, a golden cross signal has already formed below the zero line, a technical feature that usually doesn't come for free. When trading volume cannot support further price declines, it often indicates that the selling pressure is diminishing. Based on the current technical performance, the likelihood of a rebound is increasing.

If the price remains at the current level, it is indeed worth paying attention to the subsequent trend. If the bears really can't push further, the accumulation of reverse momentum may be released faster than expected. Those interested in this market movement might want to keep an eye on the upcoming price action, as such technical turning points are often moments when market participants reprice.

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UnluckyValidator

· 6h ago

The golden cross below the zero axis is back again. Every time I hope for a rebound, but in the end... it still depends on the trading volume.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-14 07:55

I've seen the divergence between price and volume countless times. The key is whether it can truly rebound. --- A golden cross isn't necessarily reliable. Last time it was just a false alarm. Litecoin is too easy to deceive. --- Not being able to push up and then rebounding? Sounds simple, but actual operation is another matter. --- Let's wait and see. When the reverse momentum is released quickly, it's often the time of liquidation. --- Technical turning point? Then let's see if real money is entering the market. Looking at charts alone is useless. --- Low trading volume combined with a golden cross? I always feel something's off about this combo. --- It sounds good, but it's basically betting on a rebound. If you're not confident, don't chase.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-13 21:37

Hmm, LTC this time is indeed interesting. The divergence between volume and price is really a signal.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-12 22:54

Hmm... With such poor volume, still expecting a rebound? I think it's doubtful. --- The so-called zero-line golden cross again, how many people have been trapped by it? It's really true. --- Signs of passivation? I think it just means no one wants it anymore. Don't look for excuses. --- If the bears can't push it down, does that really mean a rebound? Let's first see if there's an influx of funds before making any judgments. --- You've already overused the term "turning point," yet it still keeps falling. Those who believe you are all trapped. --- Divergence between volume and price looks comfortable, but it might just be a dead pond. --- Not different this time? You said the same last time. --- Golden cross is good, but someone has to take the buy-in. Who's buying now?

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-12 22:53

You've heard the term "divergence between price and volume" quite a bit, but only a real rebound counts.

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CrossChainBreather

· 01-12 22:52

Divergence between price and volume is outdated. If a real rebound had occurred, it would have already happened. Talking about these now is just armchair analysis after the fact.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-12 22:49

This kind of divergence between price and volume, I've seen too many times being fooled by false breakouts... But a zero-line golden cross is definitely worth a look. --- The bears can't push it down anymore, is this really the case or just another trap? Honestly, I'm a bit unsure. --- The possibility of a rebound is increasing... sounds easy, but in practice, you still need to stick to your stop-loss. Litecoin is the most tricky coin to deal with. --- Wait, do these turning points usually lead to a sharp surge or continue to drop? The previous routines are all messed up. --- Weak volume might actually be a good sign? I can't quite follow this logic, so I'll stay on the sidelines for now. --- Interesting, but I'm more concerned about how long this bottom can hold. Are the bears really out of strength or just gathering energy?

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-12 22:46

I really don't put much faith in things like golden crosses. Compared to technical analysis, I'm more concerned about whether someone is dumping the market.

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rugdoc.eth

· 01-12 22:35

The divergence between price and volume is so obvious that the bears have no strength left, waiting for a rebound.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-12 22:32

Here are several comments with diverse styles that match the tone of real social media platforms: --- **Comment 1:** Are the bears losing strength? Then I'll just sit tight and wait for the rebound. --- **Comment 2:** Golden cross again and again, is this one reliable... But the divergence between volume and price is indeed interesting. --- **Comment 3:** Another turning point. I'm getting tired of hearing that word, haha. --- **Comment 4:** LTC's current pace feels like it's about to break out at any moment. --- **Comment 5:** It looks like the bears are really bleeding, but don't celebrate too early. --- **Comment 6:** The sluggish volume can explain everything better than any indicator. --- **Comment 7:** Is the chance of a rebound increasing? Alright, I’ll bet five bucks. --- **Comment 8:** Hold on, isn’t this just typical bottom washing? --- **Comment 9:** Momentum is being released... I’ll just watch. Anyway, I don’t have money to buy the dip. --- **Comment 10:** I’ve never really trusted the golden cross below the zero line, but this wave does have some flavor.

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