I think it is a very interesting precedent and long-awaited in the cryptocurrency market.
Two types of economies: centralized and decentralized, should try to cross and produce analogues of products and services of their main opponents according to all canons of the world of Finance.
In this case, it is better than to sit and obediently wait for the regulator's permission to use classical financial instruments and institutions.
Topic: News about Litecoin (Read 68 times)
Litecoin was my favorite altcoin not so far but now I'm not sure in its future despite on its current trends. I don't believe in it at all now and I support EOS and Ripple.
Litecoin seems to be a good developing altcoin now, but as I have said early, I do not see LTC like strong alternative cryptocurrecny which could beat so strong altcoins like ETH and EOS.
I'll tell you one secret - Litecoin is a dead currency, it's unlikely that it will ever be able to rise. So do not even bother about it. 
Yes. It's difficult for Litecoin to have a better rise than Bitcoin.
And there are some whales that are spreading rumors of Litecoin going over 4 digit price. That may be possible but only when bitcoin crosses 6 digits.
I'll tell you one secret - Litecoin is a dead currency, it's unlikely that it will ever be able to rise. So do not even bother about it.
Litecoin & Token Pay have partnered to buy a stake in German bank, WEG Bank AG.
Right now it's only 9.9% stake with options to purchase an additional 90% pending regulatory approval.
See full details here - https://www.tokenpay.com/litecoin
What do you think about this move made? Cryptocurrency is now starting to buy Banks?
Right now it's only 9.9% stake with options to purchase an additional 90% pending regulatory approval.
See full details here - https://www.tokenpay.com/litecoin
What do you think about this move made? Cryptocurrency is now starting to buy Banks?
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