This post is part of my higher-timeframe outlook series, where I focus on annual and monthly charts. The purpose is not to predict exact price moves, but to define structure, key levels, and scenario-based expectations that may help in decision-making.
LTC currently ranks within the TOP-20 CMC Index, so it remains within my area of interest.
On the annual chart, LTC reached its all-time high in May 2021 at 413.94, followed by a sharp multi-year decline. All recovery attempts since then have remained limited, as price has not been able to break above the 2022 opening level at 146.19. The long-term structure therefore remains unresolved, and the asset continues to trade below major yearly reference levels.

On the monthly timeframe, a clear expanding-triangle formation is visible, with price currently testing the midpoint of the 2020–2021 accumulation zone. Inside this formation, the second waves have produced lower highs and lower lows, opening the possibility of pattern repetition.
In such a scenario, the next upward swing may produce a higher high, targeting the gap zone between 181.91 and 153.79. This area also coincides with the 62% Fibonacci retracement of the full 23.68–413.94 range, creating an important technical confluence.
What I would like to see next
At this stage, I would like to see:
- a test of the 2023–2024 opening levels
- movement toward 68.08, the upper boundary of the marked accumulation zone
Such price action would create conditions for potential long setups with relatively limited risk, assuming structure confirms on lower timeframes.
From a structural point of view, this outlook would be invalidated if price breaks and holds below the midpoint of the 2020–2021 accumulation zone, as this would significantly weaken the bullish swing-potential scenario.
This is a technical, scenario-based outlook and should not be interpreted as financial advice. The goal is to outline structure and key levels on higher timeframes rather than to guarantee any specific market outcome.