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    April 03, 2019

    Litecoin Scamming in full force

    Scamming in full force

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 05:01 AM PDT

    The "Official" Litecoin page in Facebook is run by a scammer. Help report it.

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 05:51 AM PDT

    Is there any site I can buy litecoin that doesn't have a fucking nightmare of a verification process?

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 11:36 PM PDT

    I've tried countless times to verify my ID on coinbase and coinmama and it never works, and I'm fucking tired of it. Are there any sites where the verification process actually WORKS for once, or where I don't need a ID?

    EDIT Well I tried Coinbase again and it FINALLY worked this time (even though I tried the exact same image of my license like 5 times and each time failed). God, I wish cryptocurrencies weren't such a pain. Coinbase might suck but at least they haven't mysteriously been "hacked" along with all of my money.

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    Litecoin missing from Litecoin Core?

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 10:22 AM PDT

    A few months ago, I put some of my litecoin onto my PC using Litecoin Core. This morning, I wanted to transfer it back into my coinbase account only to find that it wasn't there. Not really sure what to do at this point.

    I originally bought the litecoin through coinbase and can confirm that it was sent to my wallet, I just havent checked my wallet in some time.

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    Litecoin nodes available from Blockdaemon

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 09:42 AM PDT

    Meet Elie - Jérémy Ohayon -- Co-Founder of CryptoMonday Paris & CEO of Datalents , speaker on Paris Blockchain Week Summit!

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:13 PM PDT

    meqo.fun

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:12 PM PDT

    Litecoin-fork

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:07 PM PDT

    Created a litecoin fork for learning purposes works fine for the most. One problem that I find is that the transaction among accounts in the wallet in node is not found when I do getTransaction in the another. It says non wallet id transaction. Is this behavior common?

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    We are �� mooning to possible 300

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 11:21 AM PDT

    I'm always a holder of litecoin waiting for it to reach 300 do you think it's possible this year?I'm not giving up still holding good luck guys

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    @LTCFoundation: Vegas, baby. Are you in? - More info coming soon... #LTCLV19 ����⚡️

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 03:45 PM PDT

    atomic swap question

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 01:29 AM PDT

    what service provider is currently available for atomic swaps BTC ⇄LTC

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    New to Litecoin and need help

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 07:01 PM PDT

    I am new to the whole Litecoin scene and the whole cryptocurrency in general. I am using the service Coinbase to buy and sell Litecoin thorough. I was doing my research before I buy and saw there was a 3.99% on debit card purchase which I am ok with but also saw that people were being international fee because Coinbase used back then(2017 post I was reading) a London Compnay to process the payments. My question is will I still be charged the fee being it is two years later or does Coinbase still use that company.

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    Security Lapses in Coin land, Epic Fails from the pro-bitlicense Uniform Laws Commission and its Bitlicensy Associates, A Virtual Sanctuary Discussion, and more

    Posted: 03 Apr 2019 12:13 AM PDT

    For Loafwallet, do I have to keep the app open in order for it to sync with blockchain?

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 05:00 PM PDT

    It seems like it is going incredibly slow, but then again I don't this thing has synced in almost a year. Am I allowed to exit the app while it's syncing, and how long should I expect it to take? Also, where do I check the progress?

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    Reversing transactions

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 07:02 PM PDT

    Hi friends!

    So the common understanding is that crypto transactions can't be reversed. That said, and with the goal of adoption in mind, how will refunds or under/over charges be addressed?

    For refunds I suspect it's as easy as sending the exact amount back to the sender.

    But what about under/over charges? Will there be a built in fail proof feature to performing transactions avoid this?

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    Nice to see the ABRA app not working

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 06:42 PM PDT

    I don't understand how the ABRA app works perfectly fine and than today all throughout its stalling or says down for maintenance? This is exactly why I left Coinbase. Also the prices are marked up a lot higher than any other exchange I looked at on CMC, Even if you took the average of all of them Abra is still the highest. So why can do I have to buy lets say eth at 173, when everywhere else it is 165?

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    Crypto Currency Wallets: 101

    Posted: 02 Apr 2019 05:03 PM PDT

    So you are ready to buy your first crypto. Wondering how to store your coins? With so many crypto wallets out there it can be very tricky to decide where exactly to keep your digital currency, right? But here we are – an incredibly friendly Stealthex team – to guide and help you realize which type of wallet is just right for you.

    Let's start with some basics. What is a cryptocurrency wallet? In simple terms, it is a kind of a digital equivalent of a bank account that allows you to store, send and receive digital coins. The main feature is that crypto wallets have two important components: a public key and a private key. The public key is a wallet address to which anyone can send you coins. The private key is both a login and a password used to access your currency.

    The other feature of crypto wallets is the fact that they don't actually store currency in any physical form. And when someone sends you crypto, they are essentially signing off ownership of their coins to the address of your wallet. The transaction is confirmed by a record on the blockchain and a change in a balance in your crypto wallet.

    There are different classifications of wallets. Let's go through the main types and features of digital wallets.

    1. Classification by type of access to the wallet:

    • Hot wallets. These ones have access to the Internet and a blockchain in particular. They are considered 'hot' because of the greater ability for activity and accessibility. Just like cash in your pocket.

    Pros: can help you make transactions in the blink of an eye, user-friendly.

    Cons: security risks.

    • Cold wallets. These are stored offline most of the time. Cold wallets are some kind of a safe where you can store a great number of digital coins for a long time.

    Pros: high level of security.

    Cons: not easy to access, low speed.

    2. Classification by wallet's "weight":

    • Heavy wallets. Require downloading the entire blockchain, which will later be stored on a computer occupying a significant place on your hard disk.

    Pros: no risks of transferring personal information over the network.

    Cons: risk of getting a virus on your computer, usage inconvenience.

    • Light wallets. These ones access the blockchain via third-party services and therefore do not require downloading and storing the entire blockchain on a computer.

    Pros: independence – you can choose which service to use, very easy to handle.

    Cons: risk of hackers attack.

    3. Classification by the ways of private key storage:

    • Desktop wallets. These are downloaded and installed on your computer which gives you some security as you are unable to access this wallet from anywhere else aside from the actual desktop.

    Pros: good security level, convenience, a great choice of wallets, free downloads.

    Cons: risk of computer viruses and hacker attacks.

    Examples: Exodus, Bitcoin Core.

    • Mobile wallets. Run as an app on your phone, storing your private keys and allowing you to make transactions directly from your phone.

    Pros: simple, very handy, free downloads.

    Cons: risk of hacking, losing or damaging your phone which will lead to problems with access to your crypto.

    Examples: Xapo, Coinomi.

    • Online wallets. These run on a cloud service owned by a third party. In this case, the private keys are located on remote servers. This type of wallet allows users not only to open several addresses for different cryptocurrencies but also to trade on exchanges, estimate commissions using the built-in calculator and so on.

    Pros: easy to use, able to work with multiple cryptocurrencies, high transaction speed.

    Cons: security risks, additional expenses such a commission to the service.

    Examples: HolyTransaction, Coinbase.

    • Hardware wallets. The transactions are made online, but the private key is stored offline on a USB stick or a specially designed piece of hardware. These wallets can be considered as cold wallets until they are offline.

    Pros: very high level of security, easy to set up and use.

    Cons: expensive ($150-200), inconvenient if you need fast access to your coins.

    Examples: KeepKey, Trezor.

    • Paper wallets. A unique storage option representing a printed QR-code containing a public address and a private key. It is a super cold wallet. Great option for long-term storage for those who do not trust gadgetry.

    Pros: highest level of security.

    Cons: risk of destruction or loss of paper that contains wallet info, totally not for beginners.

    Example: bitaddress.org.

    As you can see there is no such thing as the best crypto wallet. The right wallet for you will be the one that matches your needs and the purpose of your cryptocurrency savings.

    If you have any questions or comments, please hit us up in the comments below.

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