Topic: Litecoin is officially dead - page 98. (Read 290724 times)
Lite coin is not dead as we see the market cap is $ 192,638,207 and for 24 hours there is a + 12.51 % increase.
Can someone tell me why no matter what litecoin address I have none of the faucets seem to recognize it?
If only litecoin had developers. Here you go 2112.
https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=26793.msg278378#msg278378
Well, guess what?https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=26793.msg278378#msg278378
It is just 2 days later and the Litecoin's testnet is split again in the exactly same fashion: the new v3 ceased to propagate and network got stuck at block 645801 that was miner 14 hours ago.
Which basically confirms that no active developers are working on the Litecoin's code and whatever work was done to incorporate Bitcoin changes from 0.10.2 caused the network split by lack of propagation of the new blocks.
The old (v2) network one again overtook the supposedly updated network and seems to be at least at block 645939 and the new ones are coming in with the regular, expected cadence.
time to buy some LTC!
w8 little more think that price will drop down a bit and then it will go up again
We are waiting for the price of $ 2, and start buying.
3$ will be more then 2$ but i may be wrong also it may not fall just go up slowly
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$4.13 usd to ltc .... I just looked....would be nice if it would be the silver to bitcoin's gold as the analogy goes.........say before halving peaks at 6 or 7 say usd and dumps back down to 4 bucks which imho after halving seems a fair price if it really does have a use as an alternative to bitcoin (ie silver analogy) ......then again I am now holding 3063 LTC as we speak and mining 50 every 3 days (soon to be 50 from the pool every 6 days)
so could be the dreams of the 'deluded' don't ya know
but LTC as an alternative that was more or less as a % of bitcoin's worth as such as bitcoin rises in % would not be altogether a bad thing imho again the silver to gold
linkage or some sort analogy
anyway so the 'thoughts' go of those who are (or so far) hoarding LTC ..just well....because (my only lame excuse right now as we speak)
time to buy some LTC!
w8 little more think that price will drop down a bit and then it will go up again
We are waiting for the price of $ 2, and start buying.
3$ will be more then 2$ but i may be wrong also it may not fall just go up slowly
waiting for LTC to touch under single digit.
RIP litecoin
Just kidding, buying soon
Just kidding, buying soon
If only litecoin had developers. Here you go 2112.
https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=26793.msg278378#msg278378
https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=26793.msg278378#msg278378
time to buy some LTC!
w8 little more think that price will drop down a bit and then it will go up again
We are waiting for the price of $ 2, and start buying.
time to buy some LTC!
w8 little more think that price will drop down a bit and then it will go up again
What is the safest exchange to trade LTC on?
Kraken has LTC. They just aren't licensed to sell BTC for USD in many US states. You can buy from Coinbase and trade LTC with Kraken. sr. member
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time to buy some LTC!
because this fud topic exists, ltc is not dead
i like these expressions " officially" lol
I know right, like who is the grand proclaimer of such things, who is this official that makes the decision?
i like these expressions " officially" lol
Maybe you should open an account on https://litecointalk.org and post your question on that forum?
I'm not that interested in Litecoin and LitecoinTalk. I actually asked TheMage the same thing couple of days ago, as you can see in the announce subforum.https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11890695
The lack of response and interest is deafening.
coblee, litecoin founder its pretty active on reddit check this post out: https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/1o3fdz/we_are_the_litecoin_dev_team_ama/
You can ask your questions there, he will definitely respond to them, you can see his last post was like 6 hours ago
You'll need to clearly mark edits to have a meaningful discussion on the forum. Otherwise I'm going to assume that you are simply drunk or otherwise under the influence.
You seem to be confusing the dates of the resets of the testnet with the dates of the launches.
What I'm afraid of is that Litecoin's core development team had abandoned it's creation. This would be a shame and disappointment. In the past there were lulls in the interest and development around the Litecoin core client. I recall testnet partitionings, but I do not recall such a long fork.
Anyway, is there anybody awake and sober reding this thread who could either restart the Litecoin's testnet client on his machine ot sjust start it from scratch and report back?
Ok - I get it... sorry if I failed to recognize your signature earlier.
BTW: litecoin is updating their code based on bitcoin changes (check Github). Therefore if there are to be software problems with Litecoin, the same should occur on Bitcoin...
Is Litecoin a copy-cat of Bitcoin? Totally... with the exception of the POW algorithm, some anti-spam function not in Bitcoin, with 4x more transactions per minutes, faster confirmations, and only 3X less nodes than Bitcoin.
The fact that you say that you are not interested by Litecoin, but that you bother to provide comments on a Litecoin post, and that you checked the Litecoin Testnet extensively, up to finding multiple forks existed on the Testnet, ... tells me that you are concerned about Litecoin.
Arabs and Jews - Bitcoin and Litecoin - why can't we live in peace? Let's not repeat errors of the past - a new beginning. Both are born from the same root, both can help and grow together, complementing each other... Bitcoin for value, Litecoin for fast transactions and ledger data transmission.... Let crypto be on the right side of history!
BTW: litecoin is updating their code based on bitcoin changes (check Github). Therefore if there are to be software problems with Litecoin, the same should occur on Bitcoin...
Is Litecoin a copy-cat of Bitcoin? Totally... with the exception of the POW algorithm, some anti-spam function not in Bitcoin, with 4x more transactions per minutes, faster confirmations, and only 3X less nodes than Bitcoin.
The fact that you say that you are not interested by Litecoin, but that you bother to provide comments on a Litecoin post, and that you checked the Litecoin Testnet extensively, up to finding multiple forks existed on the Testnet, ... tells me that you are concerned about Litecoin.
Arabs and Jews - Bitcoin and Litecoin - why can't we live in peace? Let's not repeat errors of the past - a new beginning. Both are born from the same root, both can help and grow together, complementing each other... Bitcoin for value, Litecoin for fast transactions and ledger data transmission.... Let crypto be on the right side of history!
Who cares if there are forks on the testnet - that's what the testnet is for - testing! There is no meaningful mining hash rate on the testnet - therefore... forks... Again, who cares... it is not a sign of lack of developers - but merely a sign of lack of miners....
As long as the mainnet holds - and it did over the last 4 years - that what's important. The coin being so cheap, most developers must be testing their changes on the main net...
You have to remember that the Bitcoin Testnet was introduced only in 2011 when the price of Bitcoin was around $3. What is the price of Litecoin at the moment? ... Maybe when Litecoin reaches higher prices then developers will find it useful to use a Testnet instead of the MainNet.
Looking through the post in the Litecoin launch thread I see that I've run both litecoin's mainnet & testnet less than 3 days after the official launch. The 1st testnet probably run even earlier than the official launched mainnet, although I can't access that machine now.As long as the mainnet holds - and it did over the last 4 years - that what's important. The coin being so cheap, most developers must be testing their changes on the main net...
You have to remember that the Bitcoin Testnet was introduced only in 2011 when the price of Bitcoin was around $3. What is the price of Litecoin at the moment? ... Maybe when Litecoin reaches higher prices then developers will find it useful to use a Testnet instead of the MainNet.
You seem to be confusing the dates of the resets of the testnet with the dates of the launches.
What I'm afraid of is that Litecoin's core development team had abandoned it's creation. This would be a shame and disappointment. In the past there were lulls in the interest and development around the Litecoin core client. I recall testnet partitionings, but I do not recall such a long fork.
Anyway, is there anybody awake and sober reding this thread who could either restart the Litecoin's testnet client on his machine ot sjust start it from scratch and report back?
Who cares if there are forks on the testnet - that's what the testnet is for - testing! There is no meaningful mining hash rate on the testnet - therefore... forks... Again, who cares... it is not a sign of lack of developers - but merely a sign of lack of miners....
As long as the mainnet holds - and it did over the last 4 years - that what's important. The coin being so cheap, most developers must test their commits on the main net...
Developers, if they existed, would care about long forks.As long as the mainnet holds - and it did over the last 4 years - that what's important. The coin being so cheap, most developers must test their commits on the main net...
You are certainly right about plentitude of short forks, they are expected and inconsequential. "getchaintips" show 717 branches in one of my test nodes.
But the long fork and a complete stall in the updates of the blockexplorer for couple of days means only one thing: the code is buggy, nobody's watching it, and nobody's developing any software to be used with Litecoin.
Testnet is always an early warning system for the software problems.
Maybe you should open an account on https://litecointalk.org and post your question on that forum?
I'm not that interested in Litecoin and LitecoinTalk. I actually asked TheMage the same thing couple of days ago, as you can see in the announce subforum.https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11890695
The lack of response and interest is deafening.
Yeah, but where are the developers?
Litecoin's testnet has been split for over 5 days, with the depth of fork counting in thousands of blocks. And not a single comment from anybody?
https://chain.so/testnet/ltc
Where's the Litecoin's development community?
Litecoin's testnet has been split for over 5 days, with the depth of fork counting in thousands of blocks. And not a single comment from anybody?
https://chain.so/testnet/ltc
Where's the Litecoin's development community?
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