📈 Analysis and Prediction (LTC and SOL):

#ltc - Against the backdrop of Litecoin's price dropping below $58, miners have reduced their holdings to 2 million coins, which is the lowest level in the past 3 months. However, by mid-September, they started accumulating and increased their total balances by 230,000 LTC, worth approximately $14.7 million. On September 21st, the price of Litecoin stagnated around $65 as miners began to offload tokens once again. In just 5 days, they sold another 5,000 LTC, amounting to about $320,000. Currently, miners control 2.18 million LTC, which is 2.6% of the total circulating supply of 84 million. To return the asset's price to the $80 mark, miners may need to take a break from selling. Once the asset surpasses the current resistance level at $66, it will pave the way towards $75. However, 313,240 addresses that bought 4.04 million LTC at this price may inadvertently cause a prolonged consolidation in the $60-$64 range. In the event of a drop from current levels, Litecoin risks falling below $50. 187,000 wallets that bought 1.73 million coins at the minimum price of $60.33 will provide significant support for the asset and attempt to prevent further decline. But if they fail, LTC may establish a new multi-year low.

#ada - Cardano (ADA) ranks seventh in the cryptocurrency market capitalization with a size of $8.6 billion, and the token is trading at a price of $0.24. Cardano has depreciated by 47% from its 2023 peak reached in April at $0.45, due to regulatory issues and fierce competition from Layer 2 networks like Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism. Nevertheless, the growth of TVL and high developer activity suggest that the ecosystem will likely maintain a loyal user base and network activity, ultimately helping ADA return to $0.35 during the next rally. However, if the efforts prove futile, the #cardano price could fall below $0.20. In that case, control will shift to the bears.

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