Topic: LTC vs ETH smart contracts (Read 808 times)
I'd check out this article about Quantstamp if you want to learn more about smart contracts. They have some good ideas for the future of smart contracts and how to make them more secure. https://medium.com/quantstamp/quantstamp-innovation-from-y-combinator-to-beyond-f8a72de35cfe
LTC will needs time to put smart contracts in its blockchain.
Also, if LTC get more transaction of this new features, I bet they will face same problem as ETH, about the scaling problem.
So it depends on the community, miner, and the function of the coin which will make the coin survive.
I don't think ETH smart contract will be replaced soon by other competitor
Also, if LTC get more transaction of this new features, I bet they will face same problem as ETH, about the scaling problem.
So it depends on the community, miner, and the function of the coin which will make the coin survive.
I don't think ETH smart contract will be replaced soon by other competitor
I see that ltc and Ethereum have great future
Huge smart contracts
I see Ltc @200$ at least soon
Also Eth should hit 500$ soon
But I prefer Eth than Ltc
With all my best wishes
I hope that coin had best price! But no body known when coin price drump! I known LTC at price $2 , but now i still emtry wallet Huge smart contracts
I see Ltc @200$ at least soon
Also Eth should hit 500$ soon
But I prefer Eth than Ltc
With all my best wishes
In my opinion though between the two I'd rather choose Ethereum than LTC, although Ethereum is having a hard time moving up the scale but it had been progressive in terms of the platfom itself compared to LTC. Though LTC is a great coin too but Ethereum is far more better than LTC recently.
Hi all,
With smart contract functionality being integrated into LTC soon, I guess I just want to get your perspective on ETH and it's usefulness.
Sure smart contracts are an innovative idea, but I have huge doubts about Ethereum as a crypto. Ethereum only really serves a few niche needs and I don't think I quite understand it's intrinsic value.
Ethereum is suffering from major scaling issues at present. Transferring ETH out of my wallet was literally impossible today using mist, and mist is honestly one of the most buggy wallets I've ever used in my life. I also don't like how centralized this project has become.
A crypto is meant to be a versatile store of value and I only really see three main crypto's surviving in the future: digital gold (BTC), silver(LTC) and copper (DOGE ?
).
I don't know if anyone agrees with me, just my thoughts...
With smart contract functionality being integrated into LTC soon, I guess I just want to get your perspective on ETH and it's usefulness.
Sure smart contracts are an innovative idea, but I have huge doubts about Ethereum as a crypto. Ethereum only really serves a few niche needs and I don't think I quite understand it's intrinsic value.
Ethereum is suffering from major scaling issues at present. Transferring ETH out of my wallet was literally impossible today using mist, and mist is honestly one of the most buggy wallets I've ever used in my life. I also don't like how centralized this project has become.
A crypto is meant to be a versatile store of value and I only really see three main crypto's surviving in the future: digital gold (BTC), silver(LTC) and copper (DOGE ?
). I don't know if anyone agrees with me, just my thoughts...
id say eth is better and more popular than ltc but i think its ok if they can implenent it so we can try what are the differences between two or maybe ltc can provide better usage than eth and also i believe that ltc has a potential and a one of the good coin so far so i could say that it can compete to eth and will make a name in history.
Hi all,
With smart contract functionality being integrated into LTC soon, I guess I just want to get your perspective on ETH and it's usefulness.
Sure smart contracts are an innovative idea, but I have huge doubts about Ethereum as a crypto. Ethereum only really serves a few niche needs and I don't think I quite understand it's intrinsic value.
Ethereum is suffering from major scaling issues at present. Transferring ETH out of my wallet was literally impossible today using mist, and mist is honestly one of the most buggy wallets I've ever used in my life. I also don't like how centralized this project has become.
A crypto is meant to be a versatile store of value and I only really see three main crypto's surviving in the future: digital gold (BTC), silver(LTC) and copper (DOGE ?).
I don't know if anyone agrees with me, just my thoughts...
With smart contract functionality being integrated into LTC soon, I guess I just want to get your perspective on ETH and it's usefulness.
Sure smart contracts are an innovative idea, but I have huge doubts about Ethereum as a crypto. Ethereum only really serves a few niche needs and I don't think I quite understand it's intrinsic value.
Ethereum is suffering from major scaling issues at present. Transferring ETH out of my wallet was literally impossible today using mist, and mist is honestly one of the most buggy wallets I've ever used in my life. I also don't like how centralized this project has become.
A crypto is meant to be a versatile store of value and I only really see three main crypto's surviving in the future: digital gold (BTC), silver(LTC) and copper (DOGE ?
). I don't know if anyone agrees with me, just my thoughts...
ETH is MILES ahead of LTC, even as a currency. Every single crypto is going to face challenges trying to scale - and right now Eth is the blockchain with the most Tx/s (and holds the record for most tx in a day aswell)
Regarding the wallet, if you think mist is bad, just use MEW or any other alternative.
Wait, is this a troll post or something? It keeps getting worse. Crypto isn't meant to be a store of value, you're looking in the wrong place.
Looks like a lot of people think these coins are a store of wealth, since bitcoin's high price people are looking for the next coin to do that (if that's even possible).
Both coins/currencies/tokens are strong and there is room for both to co-exist in the smart contracts zone but maybe taking g slightly different paths.
I wasn't aware of litecoin integrating smart contracts. I feel like litecoin is taking all kinds of measures to stay relevant in the crypto space because other than being a test ground for bitcoin (segwit and possibly lightning network). That's why I don't see big value in litecoin other than some fabricated pumps.
With atomic swaps and the connection of lightning networks, LTC is more of an addition to BTC, not just a testing ground.LTC can help with scaling and being interconnected with BTC, I'd say it's far from being unrelevant.
Same goes for the connection through RSK, not just that through their lightning networks.
Is LTC the same as Ethereum? Both smart contract? Don't know if they are used for the same opinion... so don't know which one is better because in crypto there are no better maybe
Come on... If you are asking whether LTC is the same as ETH, then you have a lot of catching up to do in the altcoin space. Just because they are going to share a common attribute doesn't mean that they become identical. They are 2 different coins, after all.
what? smart contracts in LTC? how is that a good idea, rotfl. Litecoin is just copy of bitcoin it shouldn't even exist. Smart contracts will not help lite coin. Well, they may be a little pump, so if you bought litecoin around 70$ you can sell it on the pump!
LTC is a very convenient coin. It seems to me that it was underestimated. It should already cost three times as much. And its price is again low. I am sure that soon we will see the LTC pump
what? smart contracts in LTC? how is that a good idea, rotfl. Litecoin is just copy of bitcoin it shouldn't even exist. Smart contracts will not help lite coin. Well, they may be a little pump, so if you bought litecoin around 70$ you can sell it on the pump!
I am not sure, what the benefits of LTC are. ETH has many projects for developers, companies, croud funding, cloud services and so on. So ETH is already one of the leading cryptocurrencies.
Is LTC the same as Ethereum? Both smart contract? Don't know if they are used for the same opinion... so don't know which one is better because in crypto there are no better maybe
I wasn't aware of litecoin integrating smart contracts. I feel like litecoin is taking all kinds of measures to stay relevant in the crypto space because other than being a test ground for bitcoin (segwit and possibly lightning network). That's why I don't see big value in litecoin other than some fabricated pumps.
true story
I wasn't aware of litecoin integrating smart contracts. I feel like litecoin is taking all kinds of measures to stay relevant in the crypto space because other than being a test ground for bitcoin (segwit and possibly lightning network). That's why I don't see big value in litecoin other than some fabricated pumps.
Smart contracts are must for coins like eth ltc or waves but it’s not fair to compare other coins with eth for now. Eth is far ahead now but anything can happen in the future, this is crypto.
I think Ethereum will remain the main platform for the ICO. Too much ICO conducted at Ethereum, they have a lot of experience in this area for them just not keep up with this.
Look at the number of tokens which have been issued on the ETH blockchain. ETH is miles ahead of LTC in this aspect.
I so no reason why LTC smart contracts should impact ETH.
I so no reason why LTC smart contracts should impact ETH.
So true. LTC will gain traction once more mainstream merchants start to accept the currency.
If they solve problems with a high network commission, then I choose ETH
Look at the number of tokens which have been issued on the ETH blockchain. ETH is miles ahead of LTC in this aspect.
I so no reason why LTC smart contracts should impact ETH.
I so no reason why LTC smart contracts should impact ETH.
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