Litecoin (LTC), Sui (SUI), and Cardano (ADA) quietly attracted new capital last week, despite the broader cryptocurrency market experiencing significant outflows.
Digital asset investment products experienced $2.03 billion in weekly outflows, primarily driven by heavy profit-taking in Bitcoin (-$1.38 billion) and Ethereum (-$688.8 million), according to CoinShares weekly report.
Litecoin recorded $3.3 million, extending its month-to-date figure to $5.2 million.
The steady inflows likely reflect growing demand from traders positioning around LTC’s increasing presence in payment rails and its “digital silver” narrative.
Sui added $6 million, making it one of the week’s strongest performers, as total AUM in SUI-based products climbed to $181 million. The inflows coincide with an increase in activity across its DeFi ecosystem.
Cardano saw a modest $400,000, continuing a slow but consistent accumulation trend.
Let’s examine how Litecoin, Cardano, and Sui fared from a technical analysis standpoint.
Litecoin is currently trading inside a falling wedge pattern, a structure that typically signals weakening bearish momentum and hints at a potential bullish reversal.
The price has bounced repeatedly from the wedge’s lower trendline, located near the $94–$95 zone, which now serves as a key support area.
A successful rebound from this region could open the door to a breakout toward the wedge’s upper boundary around $100, aligning with the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level.
A decisive breakout above this resistance may trigger a stronger move toward $108 and potentially $115, the next major Fib and horizontal resistance cluster highlighted on the chart.
Conversely, failure to hold the $94 support may expose LTC to a retest of deeper Fib levels near $89.
SUI’s breakdown from its ascending triangle is quickly approaching its projected downside target near $1.56, a level that coincides with an oversold RSI reading on the 3-day chart.
This combination of pattern completion and momentum exhaustion increases the probability of a relief rebound.
If buyers step in at this support, SUI could stage a recovery toward the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement near $2.50, which also aligns closely with the 200-EMA wave on the 3-day time frame.
Conversely, a decisive decline below the $1.56-1.64 support area risks sending SUI’s price toward $1.20, a resistance-turned-support level from 2024, up by over 50% from current prices.
Cardano is now retesting the lower boundary of its multimonth descending channel, a level that has consistently triggered relief bounces throughout 2024–2025.
The RSI hovering near oversold territory adds weight to a potential upward reaction from the current $0.49–$0.50 zone.
If buyers defend this support, ADA could rebound toward the channel’s upper trendline, which aligns closely with the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level near $0.80.
This confluence zone represents the primary bullish target for any short-term recovery.
Yashu Gola is a crypto journalist and analyst with expertise in digital assets, blockchain, and macroeconomics. He provides in-depth market analysis, technical chart patterns, and insights on global economic impacts. His work bridges traditional finance and crypto, offering actionable advice and educational content. Passionate about blockchain's role in finance, he studies behavioral finance to predict memecoin trends.