Litecoin's close this week will likely set the tone for the next major move in prices, the technical studies indicate.
The cryptocurrency saw moves both ways last week - prices hit lows and highs of $72.58 and $84.24, respectively - before closing on Sunday on a flat note at $80, signaling indecision in the marketplace.
This leaves litecoin at the mercy of the price action this week, meaning a convincing bullish move - preferably above last week's high - could well entice bargain hunters and lead to a notable price rally.
Litecoin created a doji candle last week at the key support of $79.31.
A doji candle normally represents indecision in the marketplace.
When viewed against the backdrop of the sell-off from its record high of $369, the doji represents bearish exhaustion.
If the cryptocurrency close above $84.24 this week, it would confirm a bullish doji reversal.
Further, the relative strength index is in bearish territory, holding well below 50.00.
Last but not least, the long-term outlook remains bearish while litecoin is trading below the 50-week moving average, currently at $124.70.
A weekly close below $72.58 would signal a continuation of the sell-off from the April high of $183.00.
For Litecoin's Price, This Week's Close Could Be Pivotal
Publié le Jul 2, 2018
by Coindesk | Publié le Coinage
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