Litecoin Price News

Litecoin price has a decent chance of reaching $160 by March as it nears a classic bullish reversal breakout stage.

Litecoin is the only cryptocurrency in the top 50 with near double-digit gains over the past 24 hours. Cointelegraph explains why.

Traders could be waiting for Bitcoin to bounce off the $55,724 support opening positions in LTC, FET, MNT and AAVE.

Litecoin's price is down today, partly due to the "sell the news" sentiment following its Aug. 2 halving.

Litecoin block rewards have now halved to 6.25 LTC as the halving clock is reset for another four years.

Going against Bitcoin is a tough pill to swallow for investors in one of the oldest altcoins.

Bitcoin bulls and bears battle for control of a key area on the BTC chart, with network fundamentals due new all-time highs.

LTC price could drop alongside riskier assets as macro analysts sound a bull trap alarm over this potential “head fake” recovery.

Bitcoin remains stuck in a tight range but LTC, APE, ICP and BIT are showing signs of starting a new up-move.

Bullish crypto momentum fizzled after Fed Chair Powell poured cold water on investors’ hopes that a positive CPI report would trigger a trend change, but higher time frames remain interesting.

Bitcoin price aims for support at $17,000, while LTC follows a pre-halving narrative and ETH looks somewhat bullish in its BTC pair.

MoneyGram's decision to integrate Litecoin into its crypto services and the coin's upcoming halving event has served as catalysts behind LTC's price rally.

Litecoin diverged from the broader crypto market downtrend in the months leading up to its halving in August 2023.

Litecoin’s momentum indicators signal extremely oversold conditions, hinting at the formation of a potential market bottom.

The two exchanges cited Korea's Act on the Reporting and Use of Specific Financial Transaction Information, a law that requires crypto exchanges to put in place KYC and AML systems.