While Chainlink (LINK) with over 11% and Tezos (XTZ) with 9% gains in the past 24 hours have been leading the market, Litecoin has been up 6%, close behind Bitcoin (up 6.94%), to lead the top 10 cryptocurrencies.

Despite the collapse of crypto markets in 2019, the Litecoin network still saw massive usage which brought its yearly trading volume to over $100 billion.

Investing.com - Litecoin was trading at $49.038 by 14:26 (19:26 GMT) on the Investing.com Index on Friday, up 10.06% on the day. It was the largest one-day percen...

Litecoin has been caught in the highly bullish tailwind that has been created by Bitcoin’s massive surge to the mid-$8,000 region, which has allowed LTC to surge another 5 percent close on the heels of its recent multi-day uptrend.

The computer scientist claimed that Litecoin was in the midst of creating ‘cool’ products that will be beneficial to the entire cryptocurrency community

For almost all of 2019, leading altcoin Litecoin (LTC) has suffered from an unrelenting downtrend in price. But during the past month, it has been cautiously outperforming Bitcoin (BTC). Within the market structure of that positive performance, however, it is reaching the limit of how far up it can traverse without breaking the structure. We consider here those limits, and if Litecoin can break them.

The recent rally that has pushed Litecoin’s price up nearly 33 percent since Jan. 3 may soon find an exhaustion point. Based on the TD sequential indicator, a retracement may be underway.

The crypto markets have been burgeoning in the past week or so, as Bitcoin (BTC) has led the way up to the limits of its long term downtrending structure. Both major and midcap altcoins have started to shine, and leading altcoin Litecoin (LTC) has been among them with some very interesting strength coming in.

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After consistent consolidation under the $8000 mark since 22 November, Bitcoin briefly breached the mark on 7 January. While a significant portion of the community believed that the surge in question could be instrumental to the next bull surge, a major cryptocurrency market analyst observed a change in trends for a different digital asset.

Bitcoin (BTC) could have its bull market induced by Litecoin (LTC) as the latter enters a bullish renaissance, noted statistician Willy Woo has forecast.

The creator of the Litecoin cryptocurrency and managing director of Litecoin Foundation, Charlie Lee, is dropping a notification on the progress of a crowdfunding program launched for the implementation of confidential transaction on Litecoin network.

Binance recently disclosed the introduction of a new Litecoin derivative product. As the launch date approaches, LTC is showing different bullish signs that could set it up for higher highs.

Litecoin spent an amazing 2019. The first half of the year spotted Litecoin outperforming Bitcoin in the market. The upsurge gave outstanding returns to the traders. The situation turned soujth from the third quarter and the same continued till the last.

Major cryptocurrency lending company BlockFi has added support for two new assets to its list of supported digital currencies.

While Litecoin started 2019 with a massive rally leading up to the asset’s hard-coded halving, the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap later retraced almost the entire rally. It also led the way for a massive altcoin run, just before Bitcoin began to skyrocket and caused the alt market to correct.

Litecoin seems to be leading the recent run-up in the cryptocurrency market. Based on historical data, the last time LTC behaved this way it marked the beginning of a full-blown bull run.

Litecoin, one of the most popular forks of the Bitcoin Core blockchain, has a total circulating supply of 63,842,239 LTC. About half of the coin’s circulating supply has reportedly remained unmoved in the past one year.

In 2019, the total transaction fees accrued from using Litecoin stood at $417,000, 6.76X more than Bitcoin Cash, a Bitcoin network spinoff, that has taken steps to slash the cost of transactions in an effort of being a preferred alternative of Bitcoin, the dominant network. Bitcoin Cash users paid a mere $61,000 in fees in 2019.

The Litecoin Foundation has entered a new partnership with BitGo to provide the firm with custody solutions and digital asset storage. As per the official announc...