Litecoin is deadcoin walking
Haven't you heard?
Topic: Bitcoin VS. Litecoin (Read 540 times)
Bitcoin is a lot better than litecoin.
Litecoin keeps declining and is outdated now.
The reason litecoin was successful back then is due to the lack of competition in altcoin when Litecoin was created.
Litecoin keeps declining and is outdated now.
The reason litecoin was successful back then is due to the lack of competition in altcoin when Litecoin was created.
^^^ I think what he said plus the Litecoin developer now works for a boss that frowns on staff playing with Altcoins.
Litecoin is no competitor to Bitcoin. Further it is not even a competitor of some of the top 10 coins. The high market cap still remains from history matters.
1. Bitcoin
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Litecoin will have 84mln coins in total, whereas Bitcoin will have 21mln
3. Bitcoin
4. IMHO SHA-256 is better than Scrypt
1. Bitcoin
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Litecoin will have 84mln coins in total, whereas Bitcoin will have 21mln3. Bitcoin
4. IMHO SHA-256 is better than Scrypt
Litecoin has always been trash and is still overvalued... Though the same could be said for pretty much all altcoins.
Bitcoin is a lot better than litecoin.
Litecoin keeps declining and is outdated now.
The reason litecoin was successful back then is due to the lack of competition in altcoin when Litecoin was created.
Litecoin keeps declining and is outdated now.
The reason litecoin was successful back then is due to the lack of competition in altcoin when Litecoin was created.
Have you seen this article? https://www.techinasia.com/beginners-guide-buying-storing-litecoin/
You might find the table in the article useful
You might find the table in the article useful
Which one is better in terms of this considerations....
1. Progress in Market Capitalization and Popularity
2. Total Amount of Coins
3. Transaction Processing Speed
4. Different Algorithms: Bitcoin’s SHA-256 vs. Litecoin’s Scrypt
1. Progress in Market Capitalization and Popularity
2. Total Amount of Coins
3. Transaction Processing Speed
4. Different Algorithms: Bitcoin’s SHA-256 vs. Litecoin’s Scrypt
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