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Litecoin is showing signs of a potential breakout, with its current price structure suggesting the formation of an ending diagonal—often seen near the end of a correction. As the market nears a critical level, a confirmed move above resistance could indicate the start of a new bullish phase.
In an updated outlook for Litecoin (LTC) on the 4-hour timeframe, Elliott Waves Academy said recent price action is beginning to show signs of a potential reversal. The structure suggests the market may be transitioning out of a prolonged corrective phase, with momentum gradually shifting as the pattern develops.
A decisive move higher is described as key to confirming the outlook. If price breaks above a critical resistance level and pushes through the upper boundary of the diagonal structure, it would strengthen the bullish case. The analyst added that such a breakout could mark the start of a new impulsive wave, with projected targets aligning around the 100% extension of the previous wave’s length.
The sustainability of any rally would depend on broader market conditions and the level of buying momentum after the breakout. Continued demand and strong follow-through would be needed to validate the bullish scenario, while a failure to maintain upward pressure could delay or weaken the move.
The analyst also pointed to several factors supporting the view, including the development of a diagonal structure identified as wave (C) within a broader wave X. This placement within the larger corrective framework suggests the market is approaching the final phase of its correction, where exhaustion typically begins to set in.
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