LIT continues to be under pressure, with the bearish momentum remaining strong. The decline has been ongoing for 25 hours since starting at 3.07, with the trend line gradually moving down to 2.807, forming a solid resistance. Currently quoted at 2.62, it has been firmly pinned below the trend line.
From the low of 2.24, the rebound has reached a 17% increase, which seems somewhat hopeful, but when pushing upward, it gets stuck around 3.06—there is too much selling pressure here. It is still 7% away from the trend line, and the bearish control of the market remains unchanged.
This 2.807 trend line is particularly critical and serves as an important reference point for stop-losses. Once it breaks upward, the bears may loosen their grip, and a rebound could be possible. Otherwise, every upward attempt is likely to turn into a shorting opportunity. The key going forward depends on whether this level can be broken.
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PermabullPete
· 11h ago
2.807 If you can't break it, don't even think about it. Looking at this selling pressure, it's clear that institutions are holding it down.
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ForkLibertarian
· 11h ago
2.807 is really a tough barrier; even a rebound would just serve the bears' interests.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 11h ago
It's being suppressed again. This rebound really feels like a trap to shake out the retail investors.
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SignatureDenied
· 11h ago
With such strong selling pressure, it seems like 2.807 won't break, and it's going to drop again.
LIT continues to be under pressure, with the bearish momentum remaining strong. The decline has been ongoing for 25 hours since starting at 3.07, with the trend line gradually moving down to 2.807, forming a solid resistance. Currently quoted at 2.62, it has been firmly pinned below the trend line.
From the low of 2.24, the rebound has reached a 17% increase, which seems somewhat hopeful, but when pushing upward, it gets stuck around 3.06—there is too much selling pressure here. It is still 7% away from the trend line, and the bearish control of the market remains unchanged.
This 2.807 trend line is particularly critical and serves as an important reference point for stop-losses. Once it breaks upward, the bears may loosen their grip, and a rebound could be possible. Otherwise, every upward attempt is likely to turn into a shorting opportunity. The key going forward depends on whether this level can be broken.