Litecoin's spot holdings have been gradually accumulating, and the coin-backed position has also been initiated.

Focus on the monthly and weekly charts; the risk-reward ratio at the 70 level is indeed attractive. Speaking of consensus, Litecoin's resilience among mainstream coins is undeniable—after so many cycles of bull and bear consolidations, most altcoins have already disappeared into history, only Litecoin remains steadily standing there.

There are large addresses clearing out their holdings; whether retail investors are cutting losses or institutions are rebalancing their portfolios, there's no need to overthink. The key point is that the phase of re-distributing chips is our window for gradual accumulation. The core goal of holding Litecoin this time is very simple: waiting for the halving.

Based on historical cycles, Litecoin's halving is expected to occur around July 2027. But there's a common pattern—halving rallies never wait until the event actually happens to start; they usually begin to hype expectations 3 to 6 months in advance. In other words, by the end of 2026 at the latest, the market will have digested the narrative related to this halving.

Events that are certain to happen often harbor the most definite opportunities. Just like some projects take off on the sports trend, Litecoin's halving is destined to come; the key is to find the right timing to position oneself.

When it comes to whether Litecoin can surge significantly, it ultimately depends on market sentiment. Consensus is not lacking; what’s missing is that spark of emotion and new imagination to ignite the trend. Sometimes, playing old coins is just like that—there are no shortcuts, only waiting for the right moment when the wind comes.