$LTC rose to 68.79, +8.16%—it looks hot, but I actually hold off first. For older coins like LTC, when they see a volume surge, people are most easily misled into thinking it’s steady. The key is whether, around 70.854, it can keep getting buy orders filled. 24h trading volume is 79.0M—there is real volume—but judging from similar price action near prior highs: after the first push up, it often turns back to test again around 66.726. When I open the token page, I first check the 1h candlestick chart and the order book depth. I don’t look for excitement; I only care whether, on a pullback, the volume shrinks. If the price holds above 68.79, there’s still room for short-term continuation discussion. If it falls back below 66.726, I treat it as a rebound. Today’s move is simple: watch whether 70.854 can stand its ground with volume—don’t chase the first sudden spike. I’ll also quickly check whether the traded value can be sustained into the next hour. If it’s just the price nudging upward while the volume fades first, it means short-term capital is already hesitating. Old coins don’t fear slow moves—they fear a surge with no one to catch. In this kind of setup, I’d rather make a little less than treat a drawdown as “cheap.”