They didn't sell anything to anyone, the LCC coins are free to claim if you held LTC during the fork.
If you are frustrated you haven’t been able to claim your LCC, no need to get upset, go to the discord of LCC and chat with the friendly and helpful community which is strong and growing fast and are always happy to help you.
Otherwise if you are upset if you were hard done by Yobit, they were uncooperative and messed the LCC team around. The Yobit price was always incorrect from day one because they could never get their wallet deposit or withdraw functions working so the price was inflated because of limited LCC in their pool that came from LTC holders on their exchange during the fork. It grossly misrepresented the price which was not LCC's fault so it was removed from the website to save anyone any more hassle than it has already caused. Yobit data has also stopped being sampled by Coinmarketcap around the 6th March which is shown as a fake price crash around that time and no way reflects the performance of LCC. Many articles failed to recognise this anomaly or include this fact in their analysis.
After just a little over a month, LCC is trading on 6 exchanges (if you exclude Yobit) and HitBTC have confirmed they will list LCC, Binance application pending, already Coinomi and Xeeda wallet support, an awesome and rapidly growing community, LCC is included in almost 20 mining pools and growing fast, it's a coin with 90% lower transaction fees and in my experience, damn fast. I've experienced 30 second transactions, consumers will love that. Vendors, merchants and consumers alike will benefit from the 90% less transaction fees using LCC and, after many transactions a day for businesses, it all adds up substantially in annual income especially small businesses or sole traders. The bottom line is paramount to any business which is why global widespread acceptance and adoption looks extremely likely amongst many businesses and consumers.
DG (Dark Gravity): adjust the difficulty levels every block by using statistical data of the last blocks found. In this way block issuing times can remain consistent, despite high fluctuations in hashpower.
DGW (Dark Gravity Wave) was first used in Darkcoin, which became DASH.
It was a modification of Kimoto's Gravity Well, which did the same thing, but had some vulnerabilities, including a nasty one where the chain would get stuck. DGW addresses that and a couple of much more minor bugs.
It adjusts the difficulty per block, to stop a high-powered group of miners from dominating the chain, thereby centralizing it.
SHA256 algorithm also allows older ASICS to mine.
You may also wish to read this which will explain some things and give you an idea of the direction
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/434586463/litecoin-cash-the-best-of-all-worlds-sha256-cryptocurrencyGlad this shit coin didnt get any traction. Looks like the "devs" abandoned it after cashing out and selling trash to poor idiots.
No "fork" should ever be worth something. Its heading to literally $0,00. Lmao.
