Litecoin experienced a 6.54% decline on January 19th, as the market is still digesting the impact of the hacker incident at the beginning of the month. However, from a capital perspective, the situation isn't that pessimistic.
Institutional interest remains high — last week, ETF capital inflows reached $2 million, indicating that major investors still have a firm long-term outlook on LTC. Trading volume speaks volumes, soaring to $1.1 billion, and open interest also hit $635 million, marking a new high since July 2025.
On-chain, whales are aggressively accumulating at low levels, clearly reserving ammunition for a possible rebound. Although short-term bears are still active, the support level is crucial — whether the $52 defense line can hold will directly determine the market's next move.
Both RSI and MACD indicators have entered oversold territory, which usually signals that the correction has gone too far. The performance in the next few days will be very telling — whether whale positioning can trigger a genuine rebound or if bears continue to dominate, the market will soon reveal the answer.
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AirdropHunter007
· 11h ago
I'm reassured as long as the whales are accumulating. If this isn't the bottom, I'll just walk away.
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TokenAlchemist
· 11h ago
whale accumulation at these levels is basically free money if you understand the asymmetric return profile here... $52 support is where the real inefficiency reveals itself ngl
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 11h ago
Whales accumulating, institutions buying in, oversold signals all aligned—will this rebound take off? Is the $52 level really that critical?
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RugDocDetective
· 11h ago
Whales are accumulating at the bottom; we all understand this signal. The key is whether 52 can hold.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12h ago
After the hacking incident, the institution is still pouring money in, indicating that insiders already know how to fix the vulnerabilities... It feels like this dip is just a tactic to shake out the chips.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 12h ago
The whales are bottom fishing so aggressively; it seems that the 52 support line is really not just for show.
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CexIsBad
· 12h ago
I believed the statement that whales are hoarding crazily at low levels. If the $52 level is broken, I will liquidate all my holdings. I don't want to play psychological games anymore.
Litecoin experienced a 6.54% decline on January 19th, as the market is still digesting the impact of the hacker incident at the beginning of the month. However, from a capital perspective, the situation isn't that pessimistic.
Institutional interest remains high — last week, ETF capital inflows reached $2 million, indicating that major investors still have a firm long-term outlook on LTC. Trading volume speaks volumes, soaring to $1.1 billion, and open interest also hit $635 million, marking a new high since July 2025.
On-chain, whales are aggressively accumulating at low levels, clearly reserving ammunition for a possible rebound. Although short-term bears are still active, the support level is crucial — whether the $52 defense line can hold will directly determine the market's next move.
Both RSI and MACD indicators have entered oversold territory, which usually signals that the correction has gone too far. The performance in the next few days will be very telling — whether whale positioning can trigger a genuine rebound or if bears continue to dominate, the market will soon reveal the answer.