Litecoin My respects to you, Charlie Lee |
- My respects to you, Charlie Lee
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| My respects to you, Charlie Lee Posted: 26 Jan 2021 04:05 AM PST https://twitter.com/decryptmedia/status/1353736283844194305 I do not have a twitter account but I want to express my opinion. I bought litecoins for the first time in 2014, the price was more than 10$. I saw it declined to almost 1$ and bought again at this price. I did not sell at ATH, I just spend LTC when I need money, a few coins from time to time. I bought and sold many others coins and today the only coins I hold are BTC and LTC. The price goes up and down, when it's too high it goes down, when it's too low it goes up. We are in 2021 and most of my coins are still in my wallet, LTC is my main wealth. The price is lower than what we could expect for such a quality blokchain, but LTC is alive and LTC is top 10 coin. Charlie you are a reliable, clever and strong guy. I express my gratitude to you for all the incredible job you did and for being with us so many years later. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Jan 2021 07:00 AM PST I've held since before the 2017 bull run and I still consider myself a noob, but I had this shower thought this morning. With larger players coming into crypto, how is it that Litecoin is still largely ignored? From where I sit, Charlie Lee built Litecoin, then divested to allow for its more organic development, deferring to the community and the Litecoin Foundation. He has clearly stayed involved, but again, he divested. What is preventing some large ass fish from swooping in and dominating a perfectly good and undervalued top 10 cryptocurrency for itself? Like, completely entwining itself with Litecoin in the same way that Michael Saylor is doing with MicroStrategy and Bitcoin. The market cap of Litecoin isn't so large for a large institution. What I'm saying is that Bitcoin's creator is unconfirmed, and Litcoin's creator divested. When you look at the other cryptos, they usually have the founders heavily and publicly involved. What I see happening with MicroStrategy and Bitcoin, I could very well see happening with Litecoin. An entity or person jumping in and trying to become synonymous. In the end, this may never happen, and there could be an obvious reason that I'm not seeing, but I would expect some wealthy entity to try it at some point. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Grayscale Litecoin Accumulation continues 25/01 |+10234 LTC Posted: 25 Jan 2021 02:01 PM PST
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| Posted: 25 Jan 2021 11:07 PM PST I had 1 LTC on Exodus, I tried withdrawing but it wont give me that option so I converted it to USDT in order to see if I could withdraw that and that didn't work aswell. Now I can't withdraw my USDT nor can I exchange it back to LTC. What options do I have now? How can I withdraw? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| We need an infrastructure for applications using LTC Posted: 25 Jan 2021 06:51 PM PST While LTC is my crypto of choice for obvious reasons (low fees, ease of use, quick transactions, etc.) we need some way to make applications that utilize it, a la Ethereum. Not only would this boost appeal, but also it's value as a tool completely along with it's awesome value as a Cryptocurrency. Anybody with me here? If we can find further uses for LTC it would push it forward, and I long to see that. For example: LTC-blockchain based communication, vs. one using BTC. Much more valuable with quick confirms, different script, less clogging. I'm no veteran trader, but it's a thought! If this is already a thing, I'd love to see it around more [link] [comments]  |
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