Litecoin had a brief spike before being forced back beneath resistance. It is possible that Litecoin and Ontology will not move upward or downward by a large margin in the coming days as it looked to be in a phase of consolidation. Dash set its next level of resistance as a target, and might be able to reach it if Bitcoin did not move much in the meantime.
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Litecoin [LTC]
Source: LTC/USD on TradingView
Litecoin fell beneath its 20 SMA (white) after briefly surging past the moving average. LTC faced resistance at $48 level and was trading at $47.3 at press time.
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Parabolic SAR showed a buy signal, but over the past few days, the dots have flipped from buy to sell signals in pretty much the same $46-48 region, showing the lack of momentum in the market.
The next level of support for the asset lies at $40 region.
Litecoin was ranked tenth on CoinMarketCap, with a market cap of $3.09 billion. For the past two days, LTC had a 24h trading volume of $2.2 million and $2 million, which is significantly beneath the 24h trading volume average of the past week. This could indicate a short term consolidation for LTC.
The recent development update released showed that Mimblewinble was on track.
Dash [DASH]
Source: DASH/UDST on TradingView
After showing a bullish divergence, DASH dipped to test support at $65 once more, before surging to $76. This set a higher high than the previous two peaks.
RSI showed a reading of 52 at the time of writing. If RSI bounces off the neutral 50 mark, it would be another sign that DASH could be bullish in the short-term.
If DASH is able to close a trading session above $84, it would make the bullish case for DASH much stronger. It was trading at $73.6 at press time.
Ontology [ONT]
Source: ONT/USDT on TradingView
Price appeared to be consolidating above support at $0.6. Bollinger bands were constricted, showing the asset showed reduced volatility in the past few trading sessions.
Awesome Oscillator also showed a weakening sell pressure, as green bars were printed in succession on the histogram.