$LTC rose to 67.03—yet I actually go back to watch the pullback. In the last 24h it’s up +5.73%, with about 62.29 million in turnover. Candles like this are most afraid that if price spikes all at once, the volume will fail to keep up. LTC is an older coin with a trait: when it’s truly strong, it usually doesn’t rely on just one needle-like move. It typically grinds several times around the previous high, shakes out the breakout-chasing crowd, and then declares its direction. Now, entering the token page is worth watching—not to impulsively place orders, but to check whether the 1h volume bars keep expanding, whether the area around 66.025 is being re-held after the dip, and also to look at the combined thickness of the buy and sell books. My approach is simple: if it can still add volume above 68.237, I admit it’s strong. If it drops back to 65.153, I’ll treat this leg as a counter-trend bounce for now and I won’t rush to chase. I’ll take another look at the previous two instances of similar sharp rallies—ones that can hold usually won’t drop quickly back to the start level. And if all that’s left is a long upper wick, then I’d reduce position size and rein in emotions. My focus isn’t guessing the top, but waiting for the market to give the next confirmation candle. Let’s see first.