Litecoin With crypto payments, once a transaction hits the blockchain, there’s no charging it back—a huge win for merchants!

With crypto payments, once a transaction hits the blockchain, there’s no charging it back—a huge win for merchants!
Monedero wallet recently added LTC. They are working on driving adoption in Latin America.
Stakenet is beta testing [LTC/XSN] Lightning swaps on it's DEX today. Would you like to join in?
The Future of Litecoin
Almost 2 years since accepting Litecoin as a cryptocurrency for Tong Jerky's online sales
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With crypto payments, once a transaction hits the blockchain, there’s no charging it back—a huge win for merchants!

Posted: 29 Mar 2020 10:13 AM PDT

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Monedero wallet recently added LTC. They are working on driving adoption in Latin America.

Posted: 19 Mar 2020 08:06 PM PDT

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Stakenet is beta testing [LTC/XSN] Lightning swaps on it's DEX today. Would you like to join in?

Posted: 19 Mar 2020 03:14 PM PDT

Here's a screenshot of the DEX being tested.

Here's a screenshot of today's beta test instructions, as laid out by the team.

If DEXs and/or Lightning interest you and you'd like to casually engage them with something easy to use, or if you you've simply got a talent for breaking software, stop by the XSN Discord and ask to join in!

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The Future of Litecoin

Posted: 19 Mar 2020 09:50 AM PDT

So I've been into Litecoin for years now. I think long-term it has a lot of potential, and I've personally been continuing to rack up on it when I can. That said, I really feel like we as a community need to address the future of crypto in a more objective manner, not just idealistically. I feel that we're approaching (maybe slowly) a time where a majority of cryptocurrencies are going to fail and fall into obscurity, aside from Bitcoin. And I feel that, as a community, we can ultimately make or break whether it succeeds or not. But I feel certain things need to be understood more if we're expecting to succeed.

1.) We Can't Solely Rely on Charlie Lee

I love Charlie. I think he's a very honest and down to Earth guy. I also think that we as a community can't be so reliant on him with the success of LTC. If anything happens to him (God forbid) or he's unable to take part in the growth of It, will it just collapse? From the looks of it the project is still heavily tied to him and his moves. I'm not saying I don"t understand why, I'm saying that it's something that can't continue long term for the growth and success of the project. We need a stronger community to fill that void.

2.) Stronger "Grassroots" Support

The biggest benefit of Bitcoin is the raw level of support it sees from the community. People are constantly joining in on Bitcoin development, whether it be apps, block explorers, wallets, etc. They're starting up businesses and websites based on it, and they're even teaching class on it. And while LTC is riding on the coattails of Bitcoin with a lot of these things, it would benefit us more to do our part to get the word out and contribute to the space. Communities with stronger support can get things done, like we saw with Vertcoin and Vertpig/Coinzark. That was a community driven project, regardless of whether it was successful or not.

3.) Use Case

I feel like the use case of Litecoin will be huge aspect to the longevity and viability of it long term. The biggest reason people have Bitcoin is as a store of value, and I think optimally we need to move towards something similar, with a unique quality of Litecoin. I think the approach of trying to use MimbleWimble privacy could be that quality, and I'm incredible excited to see how it goes.

If we can effectively get the message out about why we should keep and hold (or HODL) Litecoin, we may have a chance to be thrive when a lot of other coins fall. But it's important to see why Bitcoin has been successful, and also how trying to duplicate it may not be the only route we have to take. Community drives the success of a coin, and the stronger we are the stronger Litecoin is.

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Almost 2 years since accepting Litecoin as a cryptocurrency for Tong Jerky's online sales

Posted: 19 Mar 2020 03:12 AM PDT