Litecoin LTC's current trend is no longer the previous one-sided price drops, but rather "not much falling, lingering at the bottom".

The longer this sideways consolidation drags on, the more likely it is that a direction will need to be chosen later – either a direct break and continued decline, or a decent rebound. Looking at the current market, the position at 80 is a strong support; as long as it can hold, the possibility of an upward rebound is actually greater than a continued sharp drop.

The current price is roughly stuck in the range of 84-85, which is just the mid-point of the low-level consolidation. The pressure above is not heavy, and the support below is close at hand, making the risk relatively controllable.

From an operational perspective:
If LTC pulls back to the 80-83 range, consider gradually positioning long orders, targeting first around 88, then upwards 93, 95, and 100 are all potential resistance levels and take profit points. Each target can be gradually reduced to lock in profits.

In addition, the recent trends of ZEC and SOL are also worth noting, and there are signs of a warming market sentiment.