#LTC ANALYSIS of capital inflows Asset $LTC

Negative inflow values indicate a net outflow (more withdrawals from exchanges than deposits).

Large outflows are often accompanied by:

a phase of accumulation before growth.

actions of whales and institutional investors preferring cold storage.

Possible scenarios:

Bullish (main):

After the fixation of a large outflow, consolidation and an upward breakout may occur.

Confirmation: the price holds key support levels, and volumes begin to rise.

Neutral:

LTC may enter a sideways market if there are no catalysts for growth in the market.

Possible trading in a range until re-accumulation.

Bearish (less likely):

The outflow may be profit-taking by whales (but unlikely at such a scale of outflow).

Confirmation needed: increase in exchange reserves, selling pressure.

Conclusion:

As long as the inflow is negative, LTC is technically interesting for long positions from support, especially if the price shows resilience. It is recommended to monitor:

Price behavior near support levels.

Additional metrics: SOPR, MVRV, exchange reserves.