Litecoin (LTC) signals

Cruxlee checks LTC/USDT every time a 4h candle closes, with the same fixed rules as every other coin. A signal needs every check to pass; members then get the entry, stop-loss and target in Telegram right at the close. Here's where Litecoin stands (one candle behind those alerts), and every past LTC signal with its result.

LTC on the 4h chart

LTC/USDT · 4h candle closed 17 Oct, 16:00 UTC · close $58.85Next update 18 Oct, 00:00 UTC

Downtrend: 5 of 8 checks pass

No short signal until Pullback to EMA 20, Volume, Stop distance pass too.

Trend (EMA 200) (passes)Price and EMA 50 below EMA 200, EMA 50 falling
BTC trend (passes)BTC below its EMA 200
Trend strength (ADX) (passes)ADX 31 (needs 20+)
Pullback to EMA 20 (not met)No pullback to EMA 20 in the last 5 candles
Entry candle (passes)Bearish close below the previous low and EMA 20
Momentum (RSI) (passes)RSI 38 (needs 30-50)
Volume (not met)0.7x the 20-candle average (needs 1.25x+)
Stop distance (not met)Stop 3.2 ATR (5.87%) away (max 3 ATR)

Public view, one 4h candle behind. Members get every close live in Telegram.

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Past LTC signals

No closed LTC signals yet under the current rules (live since 7 October 2026). That's normal: every check has to pass on the same closed 4h candle, so a single coin can go weeks without one. Each signal is listed here once it closes, win or lose.

The rules every LTC signal has to pass

Trend: price and EMA 50 above EMA 200 with EMA 50 rising for longs (mirrored for shorts).The EMA pullback strategy
BTC filter: altcoins are only traded in the direction of BTC's own EMA 200 trend.
Strength: ADX 20 or higher, so no trend trades in a choppy market.
Setup: price pulls back to EMA 20 within the last 5 candles without closing beyond EMA 50.How pullbacks are traded
Entry: a candle closes back in the trend direction beyond the previous candle's high (long) or low (short) and EMA 20, with RSI between 50 and 70 (shorts 30-50) and volume at least 1.25x its 20-candle average.
Stop: beyond the last 10 candles' low (long) or high (short) plus 0.3 ATR, kept between 1 and 3 ATR — setups that need a wider stop are skipped.Where to put a stop-loss
Target: 1.5x the risk (1.5R). A trade that hits neither within 8 days closes at market.Risk/reward explained
One open trade per coin at a time; after a stop-out the coin rests for 24 hours.

LTC signals: questions

Is there a LTC signal right now?

Members know the moment it happens: when every check passes, they get a Telegram alert at the candle close with the side, entry, stop-loss and target. This page runs one 4h candle behind and never shows an open signal's side or levels; once a signal closes, it's listed here with its result, win or lose.

How often does LTC get a signal?

Rarely, by design. Every check has to pass on the same closed 4h candle, a coin has at most one open signal at a time, and after a stop-out it rests for 24 hours. That's why members pick up to 20 coins for alerts, or follow all 30 Top coins with one switch.

Why does Bitcoin's trend matter for LTC?

Altcoins rarely hold a move against Bitcoin, so LTC only gets longs while BTC is above its EMA 200 on the 4h chart, and shorts while it's below. When they disagree, the BTC check fails and there's no signal.

Which chart do the checks use?

MEXC's LTC/USDT spot pair on 4h candles, closed candles only, so nothing repaints. It's the same feed Cruxlee's charts use; prices on other exchanges can differ slightly.

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Litecoin (LTC) signals

LTC on the 4h chart

Past LTC signals

The rules every LTC signal has to pass

LTC signals: questions

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