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- Crypto’s Complex Flow Makes Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin Tougher to Use Than PayPal
- Charlie Lee: ‘I Thought Litecoin Was Going to Hit $1,000’
- Charlie Lee was a wrestler! Now we know the thoughts behind the UFC sponsorship
- LoafWallet issue sending LTC
- The more widely adopted that Venmo becomes, the easier it will be to transition people to crypto payments. To a new user, making a Litecoin payment is very similar to making a Venmo payment!
- Should LTC Be Pegged To BTC?
| Crypto’s Complex Flow Makes Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin Tougher to Use Than PayPal Posted: 02 May 2019 05:11 AM PDT | ||
| Charlie Lee: ‘I Thought Litecoin Was Going to Hit $1,000’ Posted: 02 May 2019 04:34 AM PDT
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| Charlie Lee was a wrestler! Now we know the thoughts behind the UFC sponsorship Posted: 01 May 2019 09:52 PM PDT On his interview with Anthony Pompliano (Pomp), Charlie Lee was mentioned by one of the audience as a wrestler while in his school and he supports the wrestling sport. That's one of the reasons why Litecoin Foundation has chosen to sponsor UFC. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 01 May 2019 12:45 PM PDT Hello. I have been using loafwallet for going on two years now. It has always worked like a charm. Bought more LTC last week and sent to loafwallet and it worked perfectly. Now that I am trying to send the LTC to another address it will not send. I have tried syncing and nothing works. I also tried sending back to the address I transferred the LTC from initially but I can not get it to send to any address. Any recommendations? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 01 May 2019 03:16 PM PDT Hi All, I've learning more and more about crypto lately and I'm just in awe at how the ecosystem has developed since its inception merely a decade ago. I do buy into the future vision of Charlie's in which people can just pay for everything via crypto currencies without know which coin they used. So here's my question: Do you believe that LTC should be pegged to BTC? Meaning should 1 BTC always equal to X LTC? I bring up this question because I think if we had somewhat of an expectation in mind, this could stabilize the price of LTC more quickly. Instead of having the price of BTC fluctuating, and LTC price fluctuating, and BTC/LTC ratio fluctuating, the only variable changing in this equation would be the price of BTC. I believe that this could potentially stabilize prices and therefore increase more adoptions. I know, I know, the price of coins should be determined by the market, not the founders. Currently, fiat currencies fluctuate because of reasons such as countries' monetary decisions, political and economic decisions, etc. (https://www.xe.com/moneytransfertips/why-do-currencies-fluctuate.php) But true crypto, as with its decentralized nature, all those factors don't apply. Furthermore, we know the maximum supplies of BTC and LTC are 21MM and 84MM, respectively. This cannot be changed. With how relatively early we are for the crypto development, I think it's good to have someone set some precedents in order to speed up the adoption/maturation process. This is just an idea forming in my head. Obviously there should be a lot more considerations and discussions. But I think this idea of pegging LTC to BTC should be a conversation to be had. Let me know what you guys think. Edit 1: What this post is trying to accomplish is to propose a question of whether a peg to BTC would be beneficial to crypto adoptions. Currently there are no obvious ways of doing the peg, but this is not what the post is about. [link] [comments]  |
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