As the year comes to a close, the Bitcoin 
$89,309 chart has depicted a lackluster summary of 2025, with BTC fluctuating between $90,500 and $87,900, while altcoins are generally stagnant or declining. It was a year where external issues overshadowed the markets, and now, finally, it’s coming to an end. Columbus suggests that Litecoin 
$68 might be the next opportunity during these lackluster days.
Litecoin (LTC)
Litecoin (LTC) has stood the test of time and remains one of the largest altcoins. It is one of the cryptocurrencies that consistently brings returns to investors each cycle. Although it may not provide returns of 10-30x from the bottom, as many altcoins promise, which often result in 99% losses, LTC offers a balanced risk-reward ratio.
The analyst known as Columbus interprets the ABC structure in the chart as a signal for a significant upward movement.
“It looks really good across all time frames. There’s a very clear zigzag ABC pattern. I’m not against sweeping the low of the big decline candle, but there’s definitely more than enough here for a bottom to form. Markets are mostly aligned similarly, and I expect an upward trend in many assets in the coming weeks and months.”
Reclaiming the $110 mark could herald the start of an ATH journey for LTC. The next halving for Litecoin is likely to occur in July 2027, with 581 days remaining. Generally, this begins pricing in about six months in advance.
During the election rally, LTC could only break past $140, while in the 2021 bull run, it exceeded $400. If we see an altcoin bull market next year, the current prices for LTC might appear attractive.
Bitcoin (BTC)
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DaanCrypto, discussing the upward trend of BTCD, notes that Bitcoin’s market dominance might be relaxing.
“BTC.D is essentially at the same level as a year ago. We’ve seen some big moves here and there, but the major upward trend has halted. Of course, it’s good to keep in mind the significant share of stablecoins. They have only grown during this time. Hence, with BTC’s upward momentum stalling this year, it’s logical for Bitcoin Dominance to fall as a result. However, the ETH/BTC pair, a sign of major altcoin strength relative to BTC, is still about 2x higher than the lows seen in April. Majors have certainly rebounded somewhat, yet beyond this, there’s no notable development for altcoins.”
