LTC's next target is directly aimed at $1000, and then $2000 with almost no suspense. Once the market starts, it usually won't turn around easily and is likely to surge all the way to $5000. Objectively speaking, reaching $5000 for LTC is not exaggerated at all. If we follow fundamental logic, $8000 is a more reasonable valuation—after all, as a digital silver, its value foundation is quite solid.

As for those who are bearish on LTC, shouting about $40, $20, or even zero, there's no need to pay too much attention. Their arguments don't hold up under scrutiny. According to their logic, since gold is recognized as valuable, shouldn't silver be equally respected? Why is it that digital assets, even within the precious metals system, are being dismissed? This binary stance clearly doesn't hold water.

Market consensus is formed gradually through fluctuations. As a veteran public chain asset, LTC's ecosystem durability and market recognition are evident. The rest depends on how the market moves.