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The price of Litecoin (LTC) has surged by 12% during the last 24 hours

4 weeks ago 1 min read

Litecoin (LTC) surges by 14% during the last 24 hours, hitting $107

Litecoin (LTC), sometimes referred to as the “silver” counterpart to Bitcoin’s “gold,” has seen a notable upswing in recent weeks. This spike may be attributed to several causes, including technical aspects, heightened investor enthusiasm, and deliberate stockpiling by miners. The price of LTC has surged by 12% during the last 24 hours, hitting $106.40, after seeing a year-to-date rise of 40%. The daily trading volume has seen a remarkable surge of 175%, suggesting a substantial increase in the number of investors participating in the Litecoin market. Analysts are enthusiastic about the possibility of a significant upward movement after a prolonged

Santiment believes that Bitcoin, XRP, and Litecoin are all undervalued at their current price

11 months ago 1 min read

Bitcoin Price To Catch Up With Rallying Stock Market, Says Santiment

Santiment, a market intelligence platform for crypto, has updated its outlook on Bitcoin, XRP, and Litecoin. Santiment believes that Bitcoin, XRP, and Litecoin are all undervalued at their current price, and that they could see further gains in the coming months. Bitcoin Santiment says that Bitcoin has mostly stayed flat amid the recent bounce in the stock market. However, the analytics firm believes that Bitcoin could soon follow suit and start to rally. Santiment points to the fact that the stock market has climbed to its highest level in about 10 months as the US government resolves the debt ceiling

1 year ago 6 mins read

Will Litecoin (LTC) Hit $150 in 2023?

Litecoin (LTC) is currently trading for $77.24 on CoinMarketCap, with a 24-hour trading volume of $2,035,182,382. LTC has risen by almost 26.5% over the past 24 hours. The current supply of Litecoin (LTC) is 71,674,108 LTC. Litecoin (LTC) is currently traded on exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, OKX, BKEX, and Bybit. What is Litecoin (LTC)? One of the first cryptocurrencies to enter the market after Bitcoin was Litecoin (LTC). LTC, a cryptocurrency modelled after Bitcoin, was introduced in 2011. Charlie Lee, the man behind Litecoin, describes it as “the silver to Bitcoin’s gold.” The Litecoin blockchain uses the proof-of-work (PoW) consensus