At the time of writing, Litecoin is ranked seventh with a total market cap of $1.8 billion, which is under 3 percent of Bitcoin’s total market cap of $67 billion.

In April 2017, LTC made a huge move to the upside after remaining relatively stagnant for the year and a half prior — when it was trading between $3 and $5. Between April 2017 and the end of the year, LTC would blast off to closing at a new all-time high of $320.

2018 has been no treat, obviously, as Litecoin has corrected back to $30 — still mimicking the downward movement of Bitcoin. During the 2014 bear market, Bitcoin corrected a total of 82 percent, while its counterpart was gutted losing nearly 96 percent.

Litecoin and Bitcoin look like they will remain a couple in the current 2018 bear market as Bitcoin is down 82 percent yet again. This time around, Litecoin has shown more resilience, only losing 90 percent from its all-time high.

Stochastic RSI

The three-day and two-week Stochastic Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows a definite lower-high pattern emerging since the middle of 2017.

At the time of writing, the index shows signs of LTC being heavily oversold (red line) and most likely prepped to make a bounce back up towards the descending line (pink) in the area of 30-40.

Reversal Scenarios

November has not been a particularly profitable month for Litecoin as the past three weeks have crashed the coin through the $50 support (green) down towards the $25 support (orange).

The possibility for a reversal in Litecoin at this point is almost entirely dependant on a bounce in Bitcoin price.

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If the same pattern plays out as it did in 2014, where an 82 percent loss in BTC equates to a 95 percent loss in LTC, we could see a further dip in price to the $15 level before attempting to break out of the descending line again.

There is a very small chance that Litecoin could return to single digits in late 2019 depending on the state of the cryptocurrency market.

Predicting a bottom is never a sure thing and one should always be diligent in researching and monitoring any sort of short-to-medium term position taken in this bear market.

Will Litecoin (LTC) find a bottom before the end of 2018? How long before it reaches a new all-time high? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 

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