Topic: Will Litecoin recover? - page 3. (Read 907 times)
Mostly people including me advice you to hold, there is really no use of selling it. I have also Litecoin and good other alt coins, just holding them as no use of selling it, as hoping it will improve definitely some one day near.
I didn't see any development from litecoin team. So there is no chance of recovery. If you are in loss hold it and wait for good time. Remember, crypto always give us chance.
I can not say with certainty what it is and so on ... But if you find it, this criterion is very familiar to me, although I myself have long been in this structure. 
Litcoin will be everlastingly in our side without a doubt. I mean it won't go down later on. It is incline and take after the estimation of bitcoin meaning if the estimation of bitcoin builds the estimation of litcoin increment also. Litcoin will recoup later on its absolutely impossible if the litcoin goes down and the bitcoin increment.
Yes litecoin will be recover, And then every users can get profit.
Although it is difficult to predict but I am sure Litecoin will experience price increases, not only litecoin but all the coints for the time being are indeed down, wait for the market to rise again and all coints will increase as well
I assume the coins that actually have utility and purpose will recover. The news is very good for Bitcoin and crypto in general. This dump is a blood bath but I highly doubt this is the end. Litecoin will recover a few weeks after Bitcoin.
I bought some Litecoin when the price was on it's way up. The price took a dive but I've been holding them in the hope they will recover to their former glory. This doesn't appear likely to happen any time soon, would I be better off selling them now and limiting my losses and investing elsewhere or do you think it's likely to achieve a higher price in the long term? All advice appreciated.
There is always hope, crypto currencies are long-term investments, including litecoin. You only need to be patient and wait at least until mid-autumn. Bitcoin has slowly begun to rise, and usually other altcoins will be followed, no need to be sad.
I see some progress from Litecoin. The market also looks like it has taken a few steps to go up which should also be a great opportunity for you, so when the Bitcoin price goes up a bit higher you will be able to see some proceeds from your investment in Litecoin.
I bought some Litecoin when the price was on it's way up. The price took a dive but I've been holding them in the hope they will recover to their former glory. This doesn't appear likely to happen any time soon, would I be better off selling them now and limiting my losses and investing elsewhere or do you think it's likely to achieve a higher price in the long term? All advice appreciated.
I think yes, but it will take time and process long enough. at this time we will never see good growth for all altcoin if bitcoin does not grow fast. as happened a few days ago when bitcoin grows fast. there are some altcoins that follow it grow. this can happen again in the next few days. so I just hope for the current growing bitcoin.
I bought some Litecoin when the price was on it's way up. The price took a dive but I've been holding them in the hope they will recover to their former glory. This doesn't appear likely to happen any time soon, would I be better off selling them now and limiting my losses and investing elsewhere or do you think it's likely to achieve a higher price in the long term? All advice appreciated.
It's better to sell your Litecoin to cut losses, because I see Litecoin difficult to recover, you better do another analysis to pay for your defeat on litecoin, I suggest Ethereum for you to hold long term.
Do you think Lightening on BTC will have a profound affect on the Litecoin price? I think it could demolish it.
I bought some Litecoin when the price was on it's way up. The price took a dive but I've been holding them in the hope they will recover to their former glory. This doesn't appear likely to happen any time soon, would I be better off selling them now and limiting my losses and investing elsewhere or do you think it's likely to achieve a higher price in the long term? All advice appreciated.
I think Litecoin will recover at the same pace as all other cryptocurrencies will do. I really think it is possible that Litecoin will reach the last year level of prices. It doesn't seem possible that the market will continue to fall.
As I know , the founder of this coin started work hard only few month ago, when Bitcoin and all market went to the moon.
It definitely can recover. i think
I do not think that litecoin will be restored until the leadership or part of the team changes to refine the coin!
I bought some Litecoin when the price was on it's way up. The price took a dive but I've been holding them in the hope they will recover to their former glory. This doesn't appear likely to happen any time soon, would I be better off selling them now and limiting my losses and investing elsewhere or do you think it's likely to achieve a higher price in the long term? All advice appreciated.
The crypto currency is a long-term investment. Why sell at a loss of the crypto currency of TOP10? Wait at least until the middle of autumn. Bitcoin has already started the way up. After him, and lightcoyin will go.
Sure. Every movement has a reaction. When litecoin was in the roof then was the best time for sale. Now it has no use if you want to sell it. Please remember when a coin remains in very down mean record down then it has a very big chance for going start rock. Same opposite if it remains in the bottom. Now only you can wait. Please keep patience. Bitcoin can move any day the same things will happen in litecoin.
When the market turns into a bull market, all cryptocurrencies can be recovered, but this has a premise, not a scam.
Ltc have big goals. you need to buy it and hold it.
I agree. LTC and other altcoins behave as expected given the difficulty of BTC price to over hurdle the 8.5k mark. As such its only natural to worry and in spite of it keep holding.
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