Well here is the actual roadmap:
https://litecoincore.org/
They seem to have announced stuff that is in other coins (like super nodes), and they're supposed to be getting it all done by November...
https://litecoincore.org/
They seem to have announced stuff that is in other coins (like super nodes), and they're supposed to be getting it all done by November...
I'm not sure you understand what you are talking about. Litecoin has always had super nodes, it would be impossible not to have super nodes and run a p2p network.
We've announced BIPs which allow us to implement an EVM-like system through something like Rootstock, which I have heard will also support Litecoin.
We're working on block scaling solutions too, and doing simulations for flex cap development.
I think maybe alyssa85 misunderstood that super nodes = Dash masternodes
https://www.dash.org/masternodes2/
A Litecoin "super node" is simply a full node which has downloaded the entire blockchain and is relaying transactions.
Super nodes provide a starting point for nodes to connect to the Litecoin peer to peer network and download the Litecoin blockchain. All peer to peer networks need a starting point, or in other words... a node to initially connect to in able to join the peer to peer network (which then has a list of other nodes you can connect to and communicate with directly in peer to peer fashion.)
Another purpose for them is to broadcast transactions across the entire network, so that miners are able to process transactions. Super nodes help keep the Litecoin network more decentralized.
Dash's Masternodes are similar to Litecoin's super nodes, but they are at the same time different. They perform the same functions as Litecoin's super nodes, but to run a Masternode you must put up collateral. Also, Masternodes assist with Dash's coin join implementation that provides added privacy to transactions. Masternodes will eventually assist the Dash network with other features and have more responsibilities too.
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