Topic: Litecoin history going all the way back (Read 156 times)
You can go to CMC and check the historical screenshots, they are going a while back, so I do not see any problems in getting your data. Otherwise, just google it, I believe you are not the first person searching for this answer.
Coinmarkets will only go as far back as April 2013 as stated here before me.
I think the only other places that had LTC charts before that time are on the exchanges that had Litecoin listed. Exchanges like Mtgox, or Btc-e - all ceased and deceased now. So I don't think there are any historical charts from that period. Although I could be wrong and someone somewhere cached or saved something.
In that case, please let me know also.
I think the only other places that had LTC charts before that time are on the exchanges that had Litecoin listed. Exchanges like Mtgox, or Btc-e - all ceased and deceased now. So I don't think there are any historical charts from that period. Although I could be wrong and someone somewhere cached or saved something.
In that case, please let me know also.
Thanks poodle63.
Is there a site that documents prices and ammount of coins mined all the way back to 2011? Or if by any chance someone who is into LTC from the beginning recorded this data on his or her own.
I'm interested in what are the lowest prices one could buy LTC, highest ammounts and during which period of time, when it became available for trading on and which exchanges and stuff like that.
I thought that this will give you a whole of information about the technical description of litecoin from the beginning. https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/litecoin-mining_profitability.html#log but if you are looking for a chart of litecoin from 2011 when litecoin has created and it's not possibly caused by litecoin is not yet listed on various crypto chart site. CMIIW I'm interested in what are the lowest prices one could buy LTC, highest ammounts and during which period of time, when it became available for trading on and which exchanges and stuff like that.
Yeah, I know about that site but it doesn't go further than April 2013. I'm sure it was possible to trade it before that time, judging by the old threads here.
I just heard from a Facebook friend that Litecoin is pumping due to the halving rally and recovers $8 billion in market cap. He even encouraged me not to miss the pump, so I was thinking of playing with it rather than supporting other new and unpromising altcoins today.
Currently, I am playing with BTC, ETH and XRP, and I was considering LTC now. Last March 2019, I met the founder himself, Mr. Charlie Lee at Token 2049 in Kerry Hotel Hongkong and attended their forum.
I can’t recall everything there but LTC has great potential in the future, and the halving could be the first thing that we are experiencing nowadays.
Since the market is unpredictable these days, we’ll just see how LTC goes. Cheers!
Currently, I am playing with BTC, ETH and XRP, and I was considering LTC now. Last March 2019, I met the founder himself, Mr. Charlie Lee at Token 2049 in Kerry Hotel Hongkong and attended their forum.
I can’t recall everything there but LTC has great potential in the future, and the halving could be the first thing that we are experiencing nowadays.
Since the market is unpredictable these days, we’ll just see how LTC goes. Cheers!
All such information is available on the coinmarketcap resource there you can see all the charts and exchanges on which the token is being traded and if you are interested in the initial price for the token then you need to search for information on the ICO of this project is not so difficult.
There is coinmarketcap.com that you can see the chart of specific coin that you're looking for like LTC. A chart that you can go back from the past and compare on how much the lows and highs it made on its history.
https://coinmarketcap.com/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/
https://coinmarketcap.com/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/litecoin/
Is there a site that documents prices and ammount of coins mined all the way back to 2011? Or if by any chance someone who is into LTC from the beginning recorded this data on his or her own.
I'm interested in what are the lowest prices one could buy LTC, highest ammounts and during which period of time, when it became available for trading on and which exchanges and stuff like that.
I'm interested in what are the lowest prices one could buy LTC, highest ammounts and during which period of time, when it became available for trading on and which exchanges and stuff like that.
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