Kelsey, do you see LTC ever replacing BTC or just being second place forever? What advantages do you see with LTC?
Well some here might know but I'm helping a little ETF get through regulators, and the btc etf has a few hurdles convincing regulators mainly steaming from a few things I've mentioned which in the real investment world seems less say a tad on the dodgy side, eg anon creator, who happens to hold bags, silkroad issue and gox + other stolen (the thing just recieving stolen goods is illegal in many places).
yes ltc may not be so pure (too many here who could through similar mud at it), but to regulators it seems less dodgy.....ltc could be sold easier to wall street crowd (who as a seed funder and daytrader I am part off).
you have got it all wrong in just a few years Wall st is dead - if the paper they are using is worthless then their wealth is worthless also, (unless they are going to be bidding up and down stocks based on pieces of gold?)
if the USD ends up a local currency the only thing that matters is productive capacity.
so all the hype and bullshit will matter little at that time, and it will be little guy that worked or opened a small business or foreign capital in the form of online businesses, that will more decide these matters.
basically people are running around trying to find a dick to suck*, but there are no/few dicks left, if the very shady precarious position takes a turn for the worse, it will only be foreign capital or productive capacity that will matter.
so to that end you probably should be telling us about how good the LTC team's Chinese language skills are or how many little coffee/book shops or online business accept it.
* this is because "Wall St" capital is QE that is being "Rat holed" into stocks and "corporate profit" it can not really be used, because of the obvious results that will occur if it is, if QE gets jammed into any crypto that will be no different to jamming it into stocks , it will have to go to "special" buyers and they won't be able to sell it, all it will do it bid up the Cap and price, people will go "wow" but thats all that would happen.
however the reason it can not happen is because no matter how bad any real crypto is not many are 100% monopolies, so the resulting "inflation" would have problematic effects, from a monetary standpoint.
** to dumb that down so we can all understand it - the reason the S&P500 is soaring is more for "confidence" reasons.