My statements:
If the stored number of coin is more then the 2 times of the daily average, the halving of the supply do not have a solid affect.
If the stored number of coin is less then double of the daily average volume the halving has a positive affect.
If the stored coin is >2 times of average daily volume there will be a time interval before the sharp move.Sharp move can be to the both sides, RELATED to the diffuculty.
After the halving volatility will decrease.
Topic: Litecoin halving and BTC price (Read 3434 times)
It goes to show that a halving on its own is pretty much irrelevant. If the demand is there then it does count. If it ain't then it's not going to have much or any effect on things.
The supply is halved however the demand is almost one forth of the last year's demand.Still according to the chart the price may increase.
Would I invest to LTC only the chart is profit promissing without any fundamental motivation? NO.
Would I invest to LTC only the chart is profit promissing without any fundamental motivation? NO.
well the litecoin prices are going down slowly so markets might not have that much of a reaction at all to the halving lol 
I bout .5 Btc worth of Ltc a while back. Think Ltc was worth .95$ or so. Cashed out today. Almost 4x profit and uncertain about halving price movement.
Halving in about 6 days people so about 5pm eastern on Tuesday I believe.
I don't think there will be any immediate fireworks, but I did trade in one of my BTC for about 67 LTC a couple weeks ago. I want to be exposed b/c I think the risk is to the upside after the halving. Plus BTC halving price fluctuations will likely drag LTC around with it so if BTC halving causes a spike I'd like to own some as well.
Basically, I bought LTC for the fun of it and view it as a leveraged BTC without interest. Although I plan on exchanging it back to BTC at some point.
I don't think there will be any immediate fireworks, but I did trade in one of my BTC for about 67 LTC a couple weeks ago. I want to be exposed b/c I think the risk is to the upside after the halving. Plus BTC halving price fluctuations will likely drag LTC around with it so if BTC halving causes a spike I'd like to own some as well.
Basically, I bought LTC for the fun of it and view it as a leveraged BTC without interest. Although I plan on exchanging it back to BTC at some point.
I can't any correlation between Litecoin halving and Bitcoin price
apart from those speculating for profit.........or loss
apart from those speculating for profit.........or loss
Me either, and I don't think ther'll be much price movement.
No effect.
LTC will be dumped after the halving and people will put their money elsewhere, but I think most of them will just move to another altcoin, so I think no effect for BTC
LTC will be dumped after the halving and people will put their money elsewhere, but I think most of them will just move to another altcoin, so I think no effect for BTC
Its market is too weird to predict. It straddles the line between outright pump and dumpage yet it also has long term holders, it's mined widely, is on a ton of exchanges and China loves it too. I think it's a bit of a law unto itself.
Bingo! Fundamentally LTC ain't exciting, but the market's like it and for the moment that's enough until either something happens to prove it's value, or the penny drops and the arse falls out of it. Until then, it's a source of volatility and traders will like it for that alone.
I can't any correlation between Litecoin halving and Bitcoin price
apart from those speculating for profit.........or loss
apart from those speculating for profit.........or loss
With Litecoin halving due on Aug. 25th, what would be the impact on the BTC price?
It would be interesting to see how things advance for litecoin after the halving. I don't think though that the bitcoin price will be affected by it. 
Are the miners selling all of their LTC to pay for electricity? I thought POS was supposed to solve that.
If they aren't then the inflation rate does not affect it as much as with Bitcoin's PoW.
If they aren't then the inflation rate does not affect it as much as with Bitcoin's PoW.
I don't think litecoin is a player anymore.
I can imagine a small amount of btc being sold for ltc quickly before the halving.
Maybe people sometimes forget those halvings are accounted for in the value long before it actually happens.
I can imagine a small amount of btc being sold for ltc quickly before the halving.
Maybe people sometimes forget those halvings are accounted for in the value long before it actually happens.
I dont either. I bought into the hype that it was the next best thing as btc, (at $40/ltc). Now i've smartened up and stay away from any and ALL alt-coins. I mean if btc is havig a hard enough time gaining usership, then why would anyone start taking these alts?
That's a very good point. When's the next halving anyways?
Dogecoin halving had no effect on prices. And this happened when Dogecoin was .. doing better...
I don't expect anything to happen with Litecoin, though, it's a good moment for a pump-and-dump...
I don't expect anything to happen with Litecoin, though, it's a good moment for a pump-and-dump...
Isn't that about all crypto is good for these days?
People fully expect pumps & dumps, then come defend btc as a "real" currency
Dogecoin halving had no effect on prices. And this happened when Dogecoin was .. doing better...
I don't expect anything to happen with Litecoin, though, it's a good moment for a pump-and-dump...
I don't expect anything to happen with Litecoin, though, it's a good moment for a pump-and-dump...
I don't think litecoin is a player anymore.
I can imagine a small amount of btc being sold for ltc quickly before the halving.
Maybe people sometimes forget those halvings are accounted for in the value long before it actually happens.
I can imagine a small amount of btc being sold for ltc quickly before the halving.
Maybe people sometimes forget those halvings are accounted for in the value long before it actually happens.
I dont either. I bought into the hype that it was the next best thing as btc, (at $40/ltc). Now i've smartened up and stay away from any and ALL alt-coins. I mean if btc is havig a hard enough time gaining usership, then why would anyone start taking these alts?
Its market is too weird to predict. It straddles the line between outright pump and dumpage yet it also has long term holders, it's mined widely, is on a ton of exchanges and China loves it too. I think it's a bit of a law unto itself.
I think LTC might get dumped immediately after the halving but then get bought up aggresively and we see a rally. I don't know if there will be much affect on BTC price.
I believe that it will have nearly zero impact as it is not used really widely though we can see a small increase in price as people will start buying lite coins for bitcoins
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