Litecoin saw an important drop by the hashrate after his halving in August 2019
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Litecoin's price remained stagnant below $ 50, with sales activity continuing to tug and hinder its upward trend. This has continued since its second halving, when its technical indicators were down. it's been ten months since then and its price was still down by quite 50% at the time of this writing.
However, there could also be a trend reversal here and therefore the following indicators point to the start of a positive trend.
Hashrate
Litecoin's hashrate went up substantially from mid-December 2018 until early August 2019, resulting in halving. along side that, even the problem of mining has increased. because the block's reward was cut in half, the hashrate and difficulty numbers began to decrease. However, once more , it began to follow an upward trend, with the currency's recovery after the infamous Black Thursday.
Source: BitInfoCharts | Litecoin Hashrate
Currently the hashrate has reached a maximum of 8 months, rising to 256.19 Th / s, compared to an annual drop of 127.9 Th / s. the problem also followed suit and rose to eight .20M, an invisible level since October 25, 2019.
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Growth of addresses
The metrics in Litecoin's chain that appeared to have bogged down now have began to show signs of a positive trend. Their active addresses have also increased. consistent with the BitInfoCharts cryptographic data platform, the amount of unique [from or to] addresses per day or active addresses rose to 135.7K at the time of this writing.
Source: BitInfoCharts
Using Litecoin SegWit
Litecoin SegWit usage also registered 76%, the very best number since October. Interestingly, it's been three years since Segregated Witness, or SegWit, was activated on the Litecoin network. Growth, although slow, has been consistent. SegWit essentially modifies the block size limit on a blockchain by removing the signature data from the transaction and its use remains well above that of Bitcoin.
The adoption of this technology depends largely on Litecoin's wallet operators and cryptocurrency exchanges, as its implementation, by default, allows users to simply transact using SegWit-enabled addresses.
