Moneygram, a global peer-to-peer payments company announced that users in nearly all US states and the District of Columbia can buy, sell and hold Litecoin and other cryptos. Based on data from a crypto intelligence platform, Litecoin recently decoupled from altcoins and posted a massive rally against Bitcoin.
Santiment, a leading crypto intelligence platform noted that Litecoin price is rallying after temporary decoupling from the cryptocurrency market. The decentralized peer-to-peer cryptocurrency has witnessed a rise in the number of addresses holding 1,000 or more LTC.
Litecoin has added 314 new shark and whale addresses; these wallets hold large volumes of LTC and contribute to a spike in on-chain activity.
Since mid-June 2022, Litecoin's price against Bitcoin increased 51%. LTC/BTC pair has therefore yielded holders upwards of 50% gains in the ongoing bear market. Several key factors have contributed to LTC price rally. MoneyGram, a global leader in digital payments, announced on November 1 that users in nearly all US states and the District of Columbia can buy, sell and hold Litecoin.
The announcement applies to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as well. The payments giant now supports the purchase and sale of these cryptocurrencies via MoneyGram mobile app.
Analysts evaluated the LTC/USDT price chart and presented a bullish outlook. The recent activity in Litecoin price has been noted after months of consolidation at the $55 level. Litecoin price is now past the key resistance level at $60, which has acted as a barrier to a break out on several occasions.
Interestingly, the Relative Strength Index has risen considerably from 39 a few days ago to 68, close to the oversold region. This movement indicates a strong positive momentum and complements the price rally. LTC could continue its climb till RSI hits 70 and crosses over into the overbought territory.
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