Recently, LTC's price movement has truly been causing discomfort for many. From a technical perspective, this decline is not a gentle correction but an acceleration downward. The 1-hour signals are already very clear, and the probability of continued short-term bearishness is high. For friends who have already built positions, the topic of stop-losses might be a bit sensitive, but it is now something that must be taken seriously.

What truly indicates the problem is trading volume. Those watching the market can see that this wave of price action has a clear characteristic: volume explodes during declines, but remains subdued during rallies. Taking the decline around the 76.3 level as an example, a single transaction easily exceeded 313,000, indicating how fierce the selling pressure below is. Conversely, during rebounds, trading volume suddenly shrinks, and there is almost no sign of enthusiasm from buyers. This mismatch between volume and price often signals a problem with market confidence, with sellers fully in control of the rhythm.

Even more worth noting are the changes in capital flow. Whether from the spot market or derivatives market, funds are accelerating outflows. In the past 24 hours, net outflows in derivatives reached 28.9 million USDT, and there was also a withdrawal of 14.4 million USDT from the spot market. In the last hour alone, the outflow speed in the derivatives market has increased further, reaching 9.2 million USDT. What does this data reflect? Both retail investors are cutting losses, and institutions are also systematically withdrawing. When these two forces reach such a consensus, it often means that market sentiment has shifted to the worst-case expectation.