I just looked at Coingecko if there's any effect on it's price, but it seems like there wasn't any at all, and in fact it continues to decline like what other coins are doing right now.
It seems like in terms of news that's related to halving, only Bitcoin has an effect on it's price. Ohhh wait, Bitcoin's price a few days after the halving have little to no effect as well, and we will only see an increase price a few months after. Is there a chance that it might happen to Litecoin as well? Maybe there will be some investors who will think of the same with Bitcoin thus, they might buy Litecoin a few months after the halving.
I know that the popularity of Litecoin has declined significantly because of the lack of developments on the project, but I think it's still one of the best coins out there, and it has been in the top for a very long time though it's ranking in Coingecko, and Coinmarketcap is going down. Overall, I see Litecoin still as a good project, and still hoping for some developments towards the project, but even though I'm still a bit optimistic about the project, I will not hold any of it for mid to long term. Anyway, price of Litecoin will increase in the bull run like what other coins are doing, so maybe it's a good coin to hold, and sell during the bull run.
As I've said before, there's isn't enough momentum to keep LTC's market prices afloat for a long time. The halving hype was short-lived because LTC's lack of development and innovation. It may have added the "Mimblewimble" privacy technique to distinguish itself from Bitcoin, but that's simply not enough to attract serious investors into it. Maybe adding a smart contracts sidechain will help?
At least, not all hope is lost. LTC has a lot of trading pairs, compared to newly-fond cryptocurrencies on the market. Not only that, but the Blockchain network is alive and healthy as ever. That's a sign LTC won't be going anywhere soon. Who knows if it outlives many of the altcoins we know and love today? Just my opinion