Could Litecoin Be Next? Experts Eye LTC for Trump’s US Crypto Reserve 

Speculation over a U.S. Litecoin reserve is growing, but broader economic concerns—Trump’s “tariff war” and NATO tensions—have weighed on LTC, now down 12.18%.

On the flip side, Bitcoin and leading altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano have been confirmed as reserve inclusions by President Donald Trump, benefiting from strong market tailwinds.

Litecoin stands to be the next big beneficiary of this wave, with stacking arguments in its favor.

Could there be a US Litecoin Reserve?

Speaking on the matter, US Crypto Czar David Sachs kept the conversation open to “Bitcoin and other top cryptocurrencies,” hinting at “more to come” at the upcoming Crypto Summit.

President Trump has announced a Crypto Strategic Reserve consisting of Bitcoin and other top cryptocurrencies. This is consistent with his week-one E.O. 14178. President Trump is keeping his promise to make the U.S. the “Crypto Capital of the World.” More to come at the Summit.

— David Sacks (@davidsacks47) March 2, 2025

With speculation running high, Litecoin continues to emerge as a leading candidate.

the Litecoin Foundation reinforced the argument on X, citing unmatched fundamentals that align with financial stability, security, and mainstream adoption as grounds for its addition.

Market speculators have also pointed to a potential LTC exchange-traded fund (ETF) approval and the project’s US roots supporting factors, mirroring other announced inclusions.

$LTC is in the reserve. It’s pro ETF and USA made! And grayscale trust. pic.twitter.com/zbrKf380Zr

— Haruto 陽翔 (@Haruto_tokyoX) March 2, 2025

LTC Price Analysis: Where to Next?

These developments confront what IntoTheBlock recently noted as a clear pattern of whale manipulation, aligning with the $130 resistance and $90 support zones.

Recent retail activity has been snubbed by Litecoin whale moves, keeping prices within these bounds.

With the potential upside catalyst of a US Litecoin reserve and a bearish broader market backdrop, this side trend could break in either direction.

However, given that the former depends on unconfirmed fundamentals, the latter appears more likely to take effect.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has turned sharply downward, threatening its position in bullish territory above the neutral line at 50.

The MACD line has followed suit, forming a death cross by dropping below the signal line—both signs that bills have lost the upper hand.

With a consolidation breakdown, the upper resistance of a past symmetrical triangle pattern forming since early 2022 seems a likely bottom.

Conversely, a Litecoin strategic reserve announcement could trigger a consolidation breakout, validating the pattern’s bullish trajectory toward a $180 target—marking a potential 75% gain.

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