Recently, I've been paying attention to the trends of mainstream cryptocurrencies, and there's an interesting phenomenon worth discussing.

Litecoin (LTC) has long been overlooked by capital, but this could actually present an opportunity for a rebound. From a technical perspective, LTC has shown signs of a rebound after experiencing volatility. Holding 1000 LTC long positions now, even in an extreme scenario with 80x leverage being liquidated, the risk remains within controllable limits—the core logic is to wait for a breakout to trigger a rebound effect.

Why are we optimistic about LTC instead of SOL? Simply put, LTC has a more stable market cap, and the space for capital to flow back in is actually larger. Although the SOL ecosystem is active, with many participants, it lacks the element of sudden explosive growth.

However, it's important to say: don't rush to recover losses first; reflect on whether trading is truly suitable for you. Trading is not gambling; it requires clear logical support. LTC's rebound is just a probabilistic event, not a certainty.