Litecoin, as a veteran representative of the payment sector, has recently been in a somewhat awkward position—the indicators suggest a possible rebound, but the overall trend remains weak, leading to a somewhat conflicted situation.

From a technical perspective, both the daily and 4-hour RSI have fallen into oversold territory (34.24 and 36.96 respectively). Purely from an indicator standpoint, there is indeed a need for correction. However, the problem is that the price has consistently stayed below important moving averages like EMA20 and EMA50, and the overall trend remains weak. As a payment coin, Litecoin has also lacked a strong narrative to drive its momentum recently, so purely from a risk-reward perspective, it’s not particularly attractive.

For conservative traders, the advice here is to wait and see, not to rush into participation. But if you are an aggressive short-term trader looking to gamble on a rebound, you can consider the following setup:

**Entry Zone**: Light long positions only within the 67.0-68.0 range, avoid adding more.

**Take Profit Targets**: First target at 70.5 (the upper band of the 1-hour Bollinger Bands, roughly +4%); second target at 73.0 (the strong resistance at 4-hour EMA50, roughly +7%).

**Stop Loss**: If the price breaks below 66.0, a psychological level and previous low, or if a single loss reaches 5%, exit decisively—don’t be soft.

For more cautious traders wanting to get in, it’s best to wait for one of these two signals: first, a daily close above 72.0, indicating a breakout of recent consolidation and a potential trend reversal; second, a volume-increasing breakdown below 66.0, which could signal the continuation of the downtrend, at which point consider short positions. Overall, until the trend becomes clear, it’s better to watch more and act less—better to miss a move than to make a wrong decision.