Litecoin clawed back early losses Tuesday to notch a 1.6% daily gain, trading above $84.6 after dipping to $82.69.
The rebound came despite choppy markets reacting to heightened tensions surrounding the war between Israel and Iran, which has kept markets on edge, with the odds of a U.S. military action in the region before the end of this month now sitting at 62% according to Polymarket traders.
Digital assets, often sensitive to macroeconomic stress, mirrored the jitters. Yet Litecoin showed unusual resilience, bouncing back near a key resistance at $85.6, according to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis data.
Traders are watching the SEC’s review of spot litecoin ETF applications. Polymarket traders are now pricing in a 76% chance of approval this year.
Technical Analysis Overview
- Litecoin posted a 1.6% gain over the 24-hour period, climbing from a low of $82.69 to close at $84.88. The broader market, as measured by the CoinDesk 20 (CD20) index, dropped 0.5% over the same period.
- Support solidified in the $83.48–$83.57 range, according to CoinDesk Research’s technical analysis data model, where buyers stepped in with above-average volume.
- This buying interest established a floor that helped LTC climb back despite intraday volatility. Resistance emerged at $85.60–$85.67, a zone that was tested twice but not breached.
- The price action developed an ascending channel, marked by higher lows, a sign of steady bullish momentum even as sellers capped gains.
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