#feedfeverchallenge I agree to a large extent that for every halving, there's a potential pump and price appreciation. However, just like I've said in an earlier post, there's always an element of surprise in the market. Unlike previous halvings, this one might just be different either because the overall market trend is bearish or people are not hyped enough to buy into the pre-halving. There are new trends as well, people might have moved to new trends like the rising brc-20 et-cetra...
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Litecoin Halving
#Litecoin halving is the hype topic now. Lets take a look at how price reacted to previous halvings.
The first one happened in August 2015 - although it led to 67% growth it ended up on the same day leading to 52% drop. On higher timeframe that halving didn't change a thing as #LTC price was moving sideway till April 2017.
Second halving was on August 5th 2019 - price grown steadily towards that event, but 1.5 month before it found the top and by the moment halving happened it was in downtrend that lasted half a year.
Next halving is on August 3rd. Zone around 103-107 has lots of stops above and so attractive for revisit. That move should take price to 115-119. Less possible but still realistic target zone: 170-182.
Overall I don't think Litecoin halving has any strength to influence price on its own. LTC depends on #BTC price action first of all, while BTC depends on DXY and stocks market. Therefore while LTCBTC price is pumping we can see that BTCUSDT is having hard times now and no sense in counting on LTCUSDT to do any magic till global market turn bullish again. So I stick to #Bitcoin halving cycles and idea that real bull market will start only in 2024.
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#technicalanalysis usually called TA is the art of using past price data to project future price movements. From my estimations, TA is an extension of the degree of responsiveness of human behaviour to changes in the prices (either to the up or downside) of an asset. Some people also call it the footprint of the market. This footprint is usually represented with candlesticks and demonstrated on charts with different timeframes. In all your (TA) doings, analyse #BTC because it has proven overtime to be the underlying element in the demonstration of the effectiveness of your TA. Have you wondered why if #BTC starts pumping, most altcoins start dumping and vice-versa?? Well I have thought about it, and I think it is because the ultimate aim of trading "in the actual sense" is to acquire more #BTC . Let me know what you think...
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What's a Trade??
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