Topic: LTC or ETH, what good to own now?? (Read 27732 times)
Now the most attention should be paid to Ethereum. I think this should be done due to the fact that around the crypto currency the hype is growing, and ETH is now in second place and I think that it will be touched by a wave of new investors. There are of course disadvantages - the lack of product. But at the moment it does not affect the market value of Ethereum.
I will choose ETH for the long term and the LTC for the short term. Although it rose slowly, I'm sure ETH will show its superiority again. So, both are good to hold to get a lot of profit opportunities.
I was expecting LTC to grow far more than where it is now. What then should be the impact of the LTC halving that was announced.
Coins that are not as good as LTC are pumping without much solid news. Imagine what happened to surge sparkle recently.
Well, with time, there might be some changes.
Coins that are not as good as LTC are pumping without much solid news. Imagine what happened to surge sparkle recently.
Well, with time, there might be some changes.
You can never go wrong with Litecoin or ETH for that matter. But for safety (if that's your thing) Litecoin always produces results if you have the patience.
both are good choices and in my opinion in the future they will increase so that it will be profitable.different growth so you have to be patient to produce results.
to better understand you find out and you understand it, to know its growth you must often check its growth.
Winklevoss Twins' Gemini Crypto Exchange Gets Regulatory Green Light for Litecoin Trading
U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, owned by the Winklevoss twins, has sealed regulatory approval to add Litecoin (LTC) custody and trading. The news comes from an official Medium blog post published Friday, Oct. 12.
Gemini’s vice president of engineering, Eric Winer, informs Gemini traders that they can begin depositing Litecoin into their exchange accounts as of 9:30 am EDT Saturday, Oct. 13. Litecoin trading will reportedly go live Tuesday, October 16th at 9:30 am EDT.
The coin is set to be the fourth crypto supported on the platform, alongside Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Zcash (ZEC). Consequently, LTC trading pairs will be available against all three cryptos, as well as against the U.S. dollar.
Winer’s post underscores Gemini’s thoroughgoing “banking compliance and fiduciary obligations” under oversight from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). It notes that Litecoin trading support comes as the result of close cooperation with the watchdog, and that the exchange continues to expand with a “security-first” approach.
U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, owned by the Winklevoss twins, has sealed regulatory approval to add Litecoin (LTC) custody and trading. The news comes from an official Medium blog post published Friday, Oct. 12.
Gemini’s vice president of engineering, Eric Winer, informs Gemini traders that they can begin depositing Litecoin into their exchange accounts as of 9:30 am EDT Saturday, Oct. 13. Litecoin trading will reportedly go live Tuesday, October 16th at 9:30 am EDT.
The coin is set to be the fourth crypto supported on the platform, alongside Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Zcash (ZEC). Consequently, LTC trading pairs will be available against all three cryptos, as well as against the U.S. dollar.
Winer’s post underscores Gemini’s thoroughgoing “banking compliance and fiduciary obligations” under oversight from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS). It notes that Litecoin trading support comes as the result of close cooperation with the watchdog, and that the exchange continues to expand with a “security-first” approach.
I do not believe in any conditions discussed by the media. I am still confident with ETH. ETH is better for current investment compared to LTC. But they have their own ways to boost prices. But I think it's only a moment. They are running a crypto business.
You can never go wrong with Litecoin or ETH for that matter. But for safety (if that's your thing) Litecoin always produces results if you have the patience.
I'd say go LTC short-term, up until the halvening. Then jump into ETH (ideally with some profits from LTC), and keep an eye on prices at the beginning of 2020 (2.0 arrives then, if I'm not mistaken).
Then swap the ETH for BTC and wait for BTC's halvening.
Then swap the ETH for BTC and wait for BTC's halvening.
good recommendations and i think that is a strategy that will at least be more profitable than just holding one coin. so with the couple i'm sure i will also have a way that is not much different considering there must be many changes that happen next year
For the short term holding Litecoin can be a profitable but trader should be able to sell the holdings after the halving in order to get the best return on the investment. Considering the rise of altcoins, it becomes a harder to choose the perfect coin but thanks to professional traders who are ready to share the best investment advice with us.
Ethereum is here to stay no matter what so I prefer hold ETH than LTC. I am not disputing or saying litecoin isn't good but ETH is just not a joke and I believe in the concept and future of Ethereum.
For any project along with continuous improvements such as ethereum, i'll usually back again all of them along with my personal final couple of dollars in comparison with the task such as litecoin which rarely will which. We might observe ether to become sluggish this time around however I believe you need to just about all realize simply because that's the pattern within the marketplace because usually. BTC will go method upward prior to other cash adhere to therefore et's provide altcoins a while.
of course Ethereum, in my opinion, the most reason why it's better to buy Ethereum now than Litecoin because the value of capitalization is very much different. the highest price Ethereum is around $1600 while the highest Litecoin price is only $400+, most likely the price of Ethereum will return to touch the highest price is very large.
honestly this is a great New for light coin but i am nolonger interested in Litcoin. i have not been able to make any serious profit from it. and it keeps on trading between 120 to 200usd while similar altcoins are trading above 300 to 400usd.
Litecoin and Ethereum provide fast transactions. Bitcoin is slow, although still faster than many traditional bank transfers. Both Litecoin and Ethereum enable faster transactions than Bitcoin, but they use different approaches to speed those transactions. Regardless of the technical details, a faster transaction time helps a currency to be viable.
I`m bullish on Ethereum and Litecoin. Both are in crypto for years, both have strong teams and very active communities. There will be limited amount
of Litecoins, Bitcoins, and Ethereums. We are still far from real adoption, when that comes demand will rise significantly, with that prices can skyrocket.
Like nobody else, I can`t say either which currency will worth more in next 5 years, I hold both just in case and I hope for the best.
Litecoin and Ethereum provide fast transactions. Bitcoin is slow, although still faster than many traditional bank transfers. Both Litecoin and Ethereum enable faster transactions than Bitcoin, but they use different approaches to speed those transactions. Regardless of the technical details, a faster transaction time helps a currency to be viable.
I'd say go LTC short-term, up until the halvening. Then jump into ETH (ideally with some profits from LTC), and keep an eye on prices at the beginning of 2020 (2.0 arrives then, if I'm not mistaken).
Then swap the ETH for BTC and wait for BTC's halvening.
Then swap the ETH for BTC and wait for BTC's halvening.
good recommendations and i think that is a strategy that will at least be more profitable than just holding one coin. so with the couple i'm sure i will also have a way that is not much different considering there must be many changes that happen next year
I'd say go LTC short-term, up until the halvening. Then jump into ETH (ideally with some profits from LTC), and keep an eye on prices at the beginning of 2020 (2.0 arrives then, if I'm not mistaken).
Then swap the ETH for BTC and wait for BTC's halvening.
Then swap the ETH for BTC and wait for BTC's halvening.
For me the best bet right now will be ethereum because of the next level improvement of the network far more greater than old one . Yes litecoin right now are doing some halving but doesnt mean LTC can beat ETH right just common sense
I think before halving litecoin will grow. Now price in btc is so cheap, I also got recked,. because I've bought it higher with margin. But now is a good time to buy, because futures are closing tomorrow and it will be a trigger
Both of them are good and potential coins, but the main suggestion is that I better supply some LTC, because before halving prices will definitely be higher and more expensive than usual.
When viewed from history now I personally prefer ethereum, even though smartcontract technology has decreased interest, but the ethereum community is bigger. When viewed the movement in the percentage of price and volume looks the same and only differs from the price value, for the long term the large community is more reliable.
for long-term investments I only chose ethereum because ethereum is a stable coin, although the ethereum movement is fairly slow but ethereum has a better future
It seems to me that ETH and LTC are very promising coins, which are profitable to keep for the long term, because over time they grow very wellthe best cryptocurrency to buy for now is only bitcoin,
collecting or buying ethereum or litecoin just a way to increase our bitcoin amount,,
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