Litecoin Price News

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are meeting resistance at higher levels but the bearish sentiment of the last two months seems to be reducing.

The strong recovery in Bitcoin and altcoins shows there is aggressive buying at lower levels but bears are unlikely to give up without a fight.

Analysts and traders prepare for the worst after Bitcoin price broke below $31,000 and triggered a sell-off in major altcoins.

Bitcoin bulls defended the $31,000 level again, but data shows demand for BTC and altcoins is weak and this heightens the chase of further downside.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are bouncing off strong support levels, indicating possible accumulation by the bulls.

Bitcoin price is drifting lower, pulling altcoins to critical support levels and testing the resolve of traders who were looking for a bullish reversal.

Altcoins continue to move higher as Bitcoin trades in a predictable range but it’s still too early to know if the market is flashing any strong buy signals.

Bitcoin and altcoins are witnessing selling near key overhead resistance levels, but a shallow pullback may suggest further upside is in store.

Select altcoins are looking to capitalize on Bitcoin’s range-bound trading below the 20-day moving average.

Sellers are jumping on top of every breakout from Bitcoin and altcoins, indicating that the bears are in no hurry to let go of their advantage.

The swift rebound in Bitcoin and altcoins indicates strong accumulation occurring at lower levels.

Bitcoin and altcoins are reaching critical support levels, but instead of buying the dip, traders are waiting to see if any bullish signals emerge.

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Traders expect further downside from Bitcoin and altcoins after BTC dropped below a key support level at $36,000.

"There are a handful of pilots who like crypto, but I am probably one of the ones who has been around long enough and I am quite comfortable with how it works," said Landon Cassill.