After the recent Litecoin dip over the past week, the pessimism surrounding the OG coin felt overblown. True to form, $LTC has bounced back with a decent rally, yet the negativity from retail traders keeps flowing. It's typical market behavior—when the price was tanking, everyone rushed to throw shade; now that things are recovering, they're still stuck in bearish mode. The gap between actual fundamentals and crowd sentiment is pretty wide here.
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CivilianHarvester
· 4h ago
2 million Litecoin can't break 70, indicating this is the golden bottom, and you can blindly go long.
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MetaMisfit
· 4h ago
Retail investors really are, crying bankruptcy when prices fall, shouting scam when prices rise. Why is LTC, this old relic, so hated?
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LeverageAddict
· 4h ago
Retail investors are so funny, shouting "dead" when prices fall, and still shouting "dead" when prices rise. Truly unbelievable.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 4h ago
Retail investors really love chasing highs and selling lows. LTC rebounded, and they're still crying. These people just can't settle down.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 5h ago
Retail investors never change this habit: when prices fall, they call it a dead coin; when prices rise, they keep looking for reasons to short. I'm exhausted.
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GetRichQuicklyIn2026
· 5h ago
Many people like to chase gains and sell losses.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 5h ago
Ah, it's the same again. If I had escaped earlier last week when I was trapped... Now watching LTC rebound, I just want to smash my phone.
After the recent Litecoin dip over the past week, the pessimism surrounding the OG coin felt overblown. True to form, $LTC has bounced back with a decent rally, yet the negativity from retail traders keeps flowing. It's typical market behavior—when the price was tanking, everyone rushed to throw shade; now that things are recovering, they're still stuck in bearish mode. The gap between actual fundamentals and crowd sentiment is pretty wide here.