LTC's trend can be analyzed according to the larger wave structure. From the perspective of the green line's major wave pattern, it is currently in the position of the fifth wave of wave c (marked by the yellow line) within the second wave of the larger degree.
The key analytical logic here is: assuming that the price level of 69 marks the end of the second wave of the larger degree. Why make this judgment? Mainly because when wave c3 (yellow line) extends, wave c5 (yellow line) is very likely to be equal in length to wave c1 (yellow line), which is a common proportional relationship in wave theory. Based on the data, this equal length relationship has already been basically established.
Technical indicators also provide signals—there is a bullish divergence. Even if the subsequent price drops below the support at 69, it won't be far from the true completion of wave c5.
From this perspective, the target of the larger green line wave is at least above $2000. How the subsequent trend unfolds will depend on whether wave three can form, which will reveal the clues.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 17h ago
Wave theory is back. Let's see if 69 can hold this time.
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quietly_staking
· 17h ago
Is the 69 level really that critical? It feels like every time they mention support levels, it just breaks haha.
$2000 is indeed tempting, but we need to see if the third wave can get going first.
Is the equal length relationship in wave theory reliable? Looking for real trading validation.
Is the bullish divergence real? I didn't quite catch it.
If this wave reaches 2000, I'll just relax and wait to see what happens. Let's observe quietly for now.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 18h ago
Wave theory, to be honest, it's hard to say how reliable it is.
Wait, 69 to 2000? That's almost a tenfold increase. Are you serious?
I've heard the term bullish divergence too many times. Every time it's mentioned like this, but when the price actually rises, no one predicts it.
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DeFiVeteran
· 18h ago
Is the 69 level really that stable? I always feel like wave theory is a set of patterns, but it still depends on actual trading volume.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 18h ago
Is the 69 price level really that crucial? It seems like every time someone says it's a key support level.
People keep talking about wave theory and equal lengths every day—what if they’re not equal?
$2000 sounds pretty tough, but I guess I have to survive until that day first.
Bullish divergence for so long, and it's still falling—how dull is this indicator?
LTC's trend can be analyzed according to the larger wave structure. From the perspective of the green line's major wave pattern, it is currently in the position of the fifth wave of wave c (marked by the yellow line) within the second wave of the larger degree.
The key analytical logic here is: assuming that the price level of 69 marks the end of the second wave of the larger degree. Why make this judgment? Mainly because when wave c3 (yellow line) extends, wave c5 (yellow line) is very likely to be equal in length to wave c1 (yellow line), which is a common proportional relationship in wave theory. Based on the data, this equal length relationship has already been basically established.
Technical indicators also provide signals—there is a bullish divergence. Even if the subsequent price drops below the support at 69, it won't be far from the true completion of wave c5.
From this perspective, the target of the larger green line wave is at least above $2000. How the subsequent trend unfolds will depend on whether wave three can form, which will reveal the clues.