On September 18, the Litecoin price reached a high of ₿0.0078. A slow decrease ensued until September 23. Then, a flash crash occurred and LTC lost 12.7 percent of its value in a span of two hours — reaching a low of ₿0.0064.

Litecoin Price: Trends and Highlights for September 24
- LTC/BTC suffered a flash crash on September 23.
- It broke down from an ascending support line.
- There is support at ₿0.00675 and ₿0.0063.
- Volume was higher during the decrease than increase.
Litecoin Price Flash Crash
Looking at the six-hour time-frame we can see that LTC has been following an ascending support line since September 5.
Reversal Areas
In order to identify possible reversal areas, we have used a Fibonacci retracement tool measuring the entire upward move.
Bullish or Bearish Wick
Looking closer at the crash, we can see that the Litecoin price created a very long lower wick once it reached ₿0.0064.

Future Movement
An outline of possible future price movement is given below:

Litecoin Price Summary
On September 23, LTC suffered a flash crash and broke down below an ascending support line. According to our analysis, it is likely to continue decreasing and reach the second support area. The current price position does not allow for the initiation of a profitable trade. If, however, LTC were to retrace and touch the support line, it may be considered a potential sell near ₿0.007. Do you think the LTC price will retrace or continue decreasing? Let us know in the comments below.Disclaimer: This article is not trading advice and should not be construed as such. Always consult a trained financial professional before investing in cryptocurrencies, as the market is particularly volatile. Images are courtesy of TradingView, Shutterstock.
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