Litecoin lost around 8.6 percent in 24 hours on Saturday, November 14, 2026, and was trading at $45.54 at 8:47 pm Central European Time. That puts Litecoin (LTC) at its lowest since mid-August and roughly 46 percent below its January 6, 2026 high of $84.89. There is no trigger specific to Litecoin: the price is falling with the rest of the crypto market, only much harder than bitcoin.
For investors the slide is above all a question of price levels and risk. Anyone trading with leverage needs to know their liquidation price, and anyone thinking about buying needs a provider they can trust. This article covers both, along with where you can trade Litecoin in euros with a MiCA licence.
Litecoin price on Saturday: down 8.6 percent in 24 hours
According to CoinGecko market data, the 24-hour range ran from $49.91 to $45.23. Over seven days the loss is almost 13 percent. Litecoin's market capitalisation fell to about $3.54 billion, still enough for 24th place among the largest cryptocurrencies. The coin is now almost 89 percent below its record high of $410.26 from May 9, 2021.
The selling came in waves. The trade site TokenPos...
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