Litecoin Typical Crypto HODL times have a Clear Winner

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• Typical Crypto HODL times have a Clear Winner
• Friend saw this today
• Greetings from Illinois/Wisconsin state line.
• Litecore-lib segwit
• Is a LTC based Stablecoin possible?
• You can now withdraw and deposit using Hollaex! They have amazing fees and I would suggest using this exchange for mining!

Typical Crypto HODL times have a Clear Winner Posted: 10 Sep 2021 09:32 AM PDT Typical #HODL times (Coinbase): The winner is.. Litecoin - 97 days Ethereum - 81 days Cardano - 68 days Chainlink 68 days Bitcoin - 55 days BCH - negative -3 days (kidding its 55 days) Doge 51 days Algo 49 days XRP - 31 days Uni - 28 days DOT - 22 days Solana - 7 days Tether - 1 days Share it: https://twitter.com/MillaLiraj/status/1436357847407685636 submitted by /u/Bugatti99 [link] [comments]

Friend saw this today Posted: 09 Sep 2021 04:40 PM PDT submitted by /u/weedstocks [link] [comments]

Greetings from Illinois/Wisconsin state line. Posted: 09 Sep 2021 02:17 PM PDT submitted by /u/LyubakaVideos [link] [comments]

Litecore-lib segwit Posted: 10 Sep 2021 04:18 AM PDT Playing around with bitcore-lib & am checking out litecoin too. It seems there's legacy & segwit for litecoin, I've generated a legacy address but am wondering how to get the segwit address? Can litecore-lib do this or should I somehow convert the legacy address on my own? Thanks in advance for reading submitted by /u/frogg616 [link] [comments]

Is a LTC based Stablecoin possible? Posted: 09 Sep 2021 02:01 PM PDT I was recently discussing the crypto market with my brother and stablecoins came up. We've both agreed that USDC is the most reliable and best stablecoin on the market, but with one caveat, price to send. Since the network most people accept USDC on is the ETH Blockchain, the price to send even a small amount of USDC is ridiculous. Gas fees have been extremely high as of late, reaching upwards of 1500gwei ~$1000+. It's use case and reliability are far outweighed by fees. No one should have to spend $1000 to send $1 worth of USDC. Meanwhile LTC is a very cheap coin to send, with a much higher TPS limit in comparison to ETH. A Stablecoin based on the Litecoin Blockchain may prove to be a better option in comparison to ETH. Now here is the questions we both had- Is it possible to build a Stablecoin on the LTC Blockchain? Would you face more obstacles in comparison to building one on ETH? Would LTC itself need to be upgraded to allow for such a thing? Would it even be viable to do on LTC? submitted by /u/GPU-depreciationcrtr [link] [comments]

You can now withdraw and deposit using Hollaex! They have amazing fees and I would suggest using this exchange for mining! Posted: 09 Sep 2021 11:42 PM PDT submitted by /u/ComfortableNo1255 [link] [comments]

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