Have you seen Litecoin's chip distribution? The data is quite eye-catching — 95% of LTC is held by just 3.5% of the whales. This concentration is even more exaggerated than Bitcoin Cash.

The previous round of BCH performed quite well, with a considerable increase. But precisely because of that, according to Murphy's Law, the next round of POW mining coin choices should avoid the already rising players. That’s why Litecoin is worth paying attention to — its chip lock-in level is extremely high, retail investors have little say, and once whales move, the reaction will be quite direct.

Instead of following BCH, it’s better to lay in wait for LTC in advance. The real breakout window for Litecoin probably has to wait until the next bull market cycle. By then, this concentrated chip characteristic might actually become a driving force to accelerate growth.