Litecoin LTC

Crypto can be divided into three types: crypto currency, crypto commodities, and crypto tokens. Show More

Litecoin is created from a fork in the Bitcoin blockchain in 2011. It was formed by a former Google engineer named Charlie Lee. Show More

I'm putting Litcoin in the spotlight because we are only two months away from the next halving (see my Buy review https://cyrator.com/post/6475c07580e6261f414f41ba?ref=6440714f9f734486c152698e)

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Sorry, I'm going to be brutally honest: Litecoin didn't solve any problem.

They claim to be the Currency of the Internet, but with their current transaction speed of 56 per second, it is not even capable of running a large supermarket, let alone something like Amazon or the entire global digital universe. Show More

Litecoin, the silver to Bitcoin’s gold?

When it comes to comparing Litecoin's monetary value to metals, I see it as more aligning to copper than silver. Show More

Litecoin and Bitcoin share certain similarities. Both projects are open-source, and transactions are recorded in chronological order on a decentralized ledger – Litecoin's blockchain. Show More

Litecoin is known as one of the earliest altcoins to emerge in the cryptocurrency market. Show More

The next Litecoin halving is just around the corner.

In August 2023, around block height 2,100,000, the next Litecoin halving is scheduled to occur. Show More

In my opinion, Litecoin is the best public blockchain transaction currency.

Transaction fees are low, transactions are usually very fast compared to BTC and it's almost universally accepted. Show More