I think bitcoin and Ether square are seesaw relations 
Yes,I think so too 
Topic: does bitcoin and litecoin have a bilateral relationship? (Read 465 times)
I think bitcoin and Ether square are seesaw relations
I think no . but the relation with BTC and all altcoins (litecoin being of of those alts) is the same when BTC pump you gonna find a lot of alts on red
due to people selling there alts to buy BTC and when BTC on big down people tend to move there money to other alts until they can buy in again into BTC .
but this is not fixed rule it is just general concept . you can still see a lot of alts going high while BTC going high . and the other way around .
So no there is no bilateral relationship between LTC and BTC . It is just LTC had really good news and was already in big pump while BTC got pumped
just luck.
due to people selling there alts to buy BTC and when BTC on big down people tend to move there money to other alts until they can buy in again into BTC .
but this is not fixed rule it is just general concept . you can still see a lot of alts going high while BTC going high . and the other way around .
So no there is no bilateral relationship between LTC and BTC . It is just LTC had really good news and was already in big pump while BTC got pumped
just luck.
Ive noticed that as bitcoin goes down , so does litecoin , is it a bilateral relationship or am i reading this wrong ?
I don't see how. Generally, all altcoins go down as BTC pumps. The other day all alts were on the red except LTC tho.
It's just too hard to guess all the dynamics, but LTC is a good place to run for cover if BTC reaches a dead end were people start dumping coins due transaction backlog.
Litening network is coming so never dump all your LTC.
Ive noticed that as bitcoin goes down , so does litecoin , is it a bilateral relationship or am i reading this wrong ?
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